NCJ Number
1701
Date Published
1970
Length
184 pages
Annotation
THE METHODOLOGY AND CONCLUSIONS OF THE HIGHWAY SAFETY RESEARCH INSTITUTE (HSRI) ON THE ABUSIVE USE OF ALCOHOL AND TRAFFIC SAFETY.
Abstract
THE RESEARCH EFFORT CONSISTED OF THREE RELATED PROJECTS (1) THE WAYNE COUNTY TRAFFIC FATALITY STUDY; (2) DRIVING PERFORMANCE OF AN ALCOHOLIC POPULATION; (3) DESCRIPTION AND ANALYSIS OF TEN COURT-RELATED TREATMENT PROGRAMS FOR THE ALCOHOLIC. THE DRIVING POPULATIONS IN THE FIRST TWO PROJECTS WERE COMPARED WITH A RANDOM SAMPLE OF MICHIGAN DRIVERS AND ALSO WITH A RANDOM SAMPLE OF DRIVERS CONVICTED OF DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF LIQUOR (DUIL) OR DRIVING WHILE IMPAIRED (DWI) OFFENSES. (AUTHOR ABSTRACT)