The prevalence and relative risk of drink and drug driving in the Netherlands

a case-control study in the Tilburg police district
Author(s)
Mathijssen, M.P.M. & Houwing, S.
Year
Abstract

Drink and drug driving can have an impact on the driving performance and accident risk. This epidemiological study, which forms part of the European project IMMORTAL, investigates the prevalence of eight defined drug groups, including alcohol, among drivers in the Tilburg police district. To examine the relative accident risk, the accident rate of users of one or more of these substances was related to the accident rate of drivers not using one of these substances. In addition an observational method of detecting drug impaired drivers was tested.

Publication

Library number
C 33289 [electronic version only] /83 / ITRD E206811
Source

Leidschendam, SWOV Institute for Road Safety Research, 2005, 55 p., 11 ref.; second edition; R-2005-9

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