Teen driver safety and graduated driver licenses.

Author(s)
Phan, A.C. (Ed.)
Year
Abstract

This new book examines graduated driver licensing (GDL) programs which have been widely credited with contributing to recent declines in teen crash fatalities. Evaluations of GDL have demonstrated a 20%-40% reduction in crash risk for the youngest drivers. GDL programs provide longer practice periods, limit driving under high-risk conditions for newly licensed drivers and require greater participation of parents in their teens' learning-to-drive process. (Author/publisher)

Publication

Library number
20140285 ST
Source

Hauppage, NY, Nova Science Publishers, 2011, IX + 274 p., ref.; Children's Issues, Laws and Programs / Transportation Issues, Policies and R&D - ISBN 978-1-61209-375-8

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