This is the final report of a project that evaluated the effectiveness of a program aimed at reducing alcohol-related crashes involving drivers age 21 to 34. The subject program was the Smart Roads program in Pueblo County, Colorado, and the evaluation involved a descriptive analysis of the program and an impact evaluation of the program’s effect on alcohol-related crashes. The evaluation found that the program likely reduced nighttime injury crashes (a surrogate of alcohol-related crashes) involving 21– 34 year old drivers in Pueblo County and in eight small surrounding counties as well. Both reductions were statistically significant. (Author/publisher)
Samenvatting