Driving under the influence (DUI) is a major public health problem. In 2003, there were
17,401 alcohol-related crash fatalities. Although there has been a large decrease in the …

I test the effect of harsher punishments and sanctions on driving under the influence (DUI). In
this setting, punishments are determined by strict rules on blood alcohol content (BAC) and …

Aims To describe a proposed national model for controlling the risk presented by offenders
convicted of driving while impaired (DWI) and promoting behavioral change to reduce future …

INTRODUCTION: We examined effects of state statutory changes in DUI fine or jail penalties
for firsttime offenders from 1976 to 2002. METHODS: A quasi-experimental time-series …

Recent revisions of deterrence theory have highlighted the powerful effects of personal and
vicarious punishment avoidance on criminal activity. The present paper reports on an …

Introduction The threat of application of legal sanctions remains the prominent approach to
reduce the prevalence of drink driving in a vast array of motoring jurisdictions. However …

This paper reports profiling information for speeding offenders and is part of a larger project
that assessed the deterrent effects of increased speeding penalties in Queensland …

Drink drivers continue to be disproportionately represented in road mortalities and
morbidities. Given these costs, countermeasures that effectively reduce the behaviour (and …

Concern remains regarding the efficacy of legal sanctions to reduce drink driving behaviours
among repeat offenders. The present study examined the impact of traditional legal …

Introduction The effectiveness of drink driving countermeasures (such as sanctions) to deter
motorists from driving over the legal limit is extremely important when considering the impact …