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NHTSA - Behavioral Safety Research

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This collection features publications and reports from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's (NHTSA) Behavioral Safety Research program. The program studies highway safety attitudes and behaviors, with a specific focus on the actions of drivers, passengers, pedestrians, and motorcyclists. Resources in this collection help identify and measure the human behaviors most frequently involved in crashes or associated with traffic injuries. Furthermore, these reports document the development and refinement of safety countermeasures designed to deter unsafe practices and promote safe transportation alternatives. For more information, visit the NHTSA Behavioral Research page.

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  • Innovative Alcohol Countermeasure Evaluation Support Evaluation of Two Court Systems Based on a Comparison of DUI and Public Intoxication PI Arrests
  • Evaluation of Child Safety Seat Enforcement Strategies
  • Effect of Child Occupant Protection Laws on Fatalities
  • An evaluation of hardship licensing for DWIs Volume 2 Effect on general and specific deterrents
  • Changes in AlcoholInvolved Fatal Crashes Associated with Tougher State Alcohol Legislation
  • A Comparison of the Comfort and Convenience of Automatic Safety Belt Systems among Selected 19881989 Model Year Automobiles
  • Epidemiology of Motor Vehicle Injuries in Suffolk County New York before and after Enactment of the New York State Seat Belt Use Law
  • Installation of Child Safety Seats in Selected 19881989 Model Year Automobiles
  • The Accuracy of Evidential Breath Testers at Low BACs
  • Improving Understanding of Alcohol Impairment and BAC Levels and Their Relationship to Highway Accidents
  • Strategies to Increase the Use of Safety Belts by Youngsters
  • The Effectiveness of Motorcycle Helmets in Preventing Fatalities
  • Alcohol Involvement in Fatal Traffic Crashes 1987
  • Injury Severity and Measured Response for Pedestrian Head Impacts
  • Older Drivers the Age Factor in Traffic Safety
  • Conference on Research and Development Needed to Improve Safety and Mobility of Older Drivers August 2324 1989 Lister Hill Conference Center National Library of Medicine Bethesda Maryland
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  • The Effects of the 65 mph Speed Limit during 1987 A Report to Congress January 1989
  • An Evaluation of the Elimination of Plea Bargaining for DWI Offenders
  • Factors Related to Increasing Safety Belt Use in States with Safety Belt Use Laws Second Annual Report to Congress
  • Community Traffic Safety Programs A Consensus Statement
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