Safe driving knowledge dissemination and testing techniques. Volume I. General findings.

Author(s)
McKnight, A.J. & Green, M.A.
Year
Abstract

In order to determine the effectiveness of improved information dissemination and assessment techniques in reducing highway accidents, a set of seven targeted driver license manuals and tests was developed for the following groups of drivers: New drivers, Youthful drivers, Renewal applicants, Older drivers, Traffic violators, Accident repeaters, and Drinking drivers. The contents of the manuals and tests were based upon an analysis of critical information requirements for each target group and an assessment of existing information deficiencies of drivers relative to these requirements. The manuals and tests were administered to a sample of 30,000 drivers, primarily from the state of Virginia, in order to determine their effectiveness in leading to acquisition, retention, and application of safe driving information.

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Publication

Library number
B 22422 /30 / IRRD 234652
Source

Alexandria, VA, ational Public Services Research Institute, 1977, 62 p., fig., graph., tab., ref.; DOT HS 802 362

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