Objective: The risk of injury or death due to motor vehicle crash is highest from ages 16 to
35. Crash rates are associated with driver's gender, age, inexperience, emotional states …

Driver history data, in combination with previously collected tenth-grade questionnaire data,
for 4403 subjects were analyzed by Poisson regression models to identify the significant …

PURPOSE: To examine the effects on early high-risk driving behavior of changes over time
(trajectories) in adolescent alcohol use, friends' support for drinking, susceptibility to peer …

The high motor-vehicle crash rate of young drivers may be attributed to both driving
inexperience and a greater tendency to engage in risk-taking behavior. This study examines …

INTRODUCTION: Alcohol use, alcohol misuse, and risky driving from adolescence into
young adulthood were compared by drinking onset age. Methods: Surveys were …

Demographic and alcohol-related data collected from eighth-grade students (age 13 years)
were used in logistic regression to predict subsequent first-year driving crashes and …

Several studies have shown that risky driving is especially prevalent among young drivers
and recent research has pointed out that driving in adolescence should be investigated in …

This paper examines the role of social, psychological and behavioral factors--ie, lifestyle--in
risky driving and crash involvement among young drivers. Data from two longitudinal studies …

This study examined relations between risky driving, parenting, and deviance, and the
stability of risky driving over time. Two hundred and sixty-one licensed adolescents …

Background Health-compromising behaviours in adolescents and adults co-occur. Because
motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death and disability for these age groups …