Drinking Driver and Traffic Safety Project. Volume 2, Probabilities for Drinking Drivers

McEachern, Alexander; University of Southern California. Public Systems Research Institute

doi:10.21949/1524858

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Drinking Driver and Traffic Safety Project. Volume 2, Probabilities for Drinking Drivers

1973-10-01
By McEachern, Alexander

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McEachern, Alexander
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University of Southern California. Public Systems Research Institute
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United States. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
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Driver Rehabilitation Drivers Drunk Drivers Drunk Driving Mathematical Prediction Probability Recidivists
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DOT-HS-800-700
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https://doi.org/10.21949/1524858
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Research Paper
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United States
Edition:

Final report
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United States. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Abstract:

This is the second volume of a final report of a four-year study of drinking drivers. It includes a brief description of a prediction model developed from over 4000 cases, including drinking drivers, recidivist drinking drivers and drivers license applicants who had never been convicted of drunk driving. Tables of probabilities of being a drunk driver (as opposed to not being a drunk driver) and of being a recidivist drunk driver (as opposed to a one-time drunk driver) are presented. The five variables used in the prediction model are: education, total number of minor traffic violations, age, number of accidents, and total number of non-traffic arrests. The probabilities associated with all possible combinations of characteristics on these five variables are presented, along with a brief description of how they might be used as aids to administrative or judicial decisions. /Abstract from report summary page/
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