1979Journal of Studies on AlcoholRequires access

The Effectiveness of an Alcohol Safety School in Reducing Recidivism of Drinking Drivers

Lisa P. Michelson

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Drinking drivers who participated in a safe driving program had higher rates of traffic violations, points and accidents than did controls.

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Drinking drivers who participated in a safe driving program had higher rates of traffic violations, points and accidents than did controls.

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Drinking drivers who participated in a safe driving program had higher rates of traffic violations, points and accidents than did controls.

Key concepts: Recidivism, Drunk drivers, Driving under the influence, Environmental health, Injury prevention, Occupational safety and health, Human factors and ergonomics, Psychology

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