Motor vehicle crashes remain a leading cause of injury and death in adolescents, with teen
drivers three times more likely to be in a fatal crash when compared to adults. One potential …

This is the sixth in a series of reviews of research on graduated driver licensing (GDL)
published in the Journal of Safety Research, the present review covering the period mid …

Objective Automatic emergency braking (AEB) that detects pedestrians has great potential to
reduce pedestrian crashes. The objective of this study was to examine its effects on real …

Introduction: Concerns have been raised that the nonlinear relation between crashes and
travel exposure invalidates the conventional use of crash rates to control for exposure. A …

Objective Given the aging US population and resulting number of older drivers in the coming
years, it is important to understand the factors leading to their involvement in vehicle crashes …

Background Young men have long been known to be disproportionately impacted by road
crash and crash-related injury compared to young women and older drivers. However, there …

The major threats to the health of American teenagers are behavioral—risky and reckless
things adolescents do that threaten their well-being and that of others. The primary approach …

Collision warning systems can improve traffic safety, while their safety benefit may be
lessened due to improper risk compensation or system misuse. There are limited studies of …

Abstract Problem: Electronic Stability Control (ESC) is believed to be among the most
efficient vehicle safety interventions with reported effects around 50% for fatal single and …

Objectives: To examine the crash trends of younger novice and older novice/returning
motorcycle riders. Methods: We used a linked database of North Carolina crash and …