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Young drivers experience: the results of a second phase training on higher order skills: evaluation study in the framework of the European project NovEV

Divera A.M. Twisk, S de Craen, Jan Vissers, M Houtenbos

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To diminish the high accident risk of young drivers, new methods for accident prevention are being investigated. This study in the framework of the European project NovEV evaluates the effects of a post-license training on higher order skills. This second phase driver training consisted of an on-road feedback drive, a training on closed track, a group discussion and a post-test on-road feedback drive. Using a before-and-after design, the effects of the training were evaluated using a control group.

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Key concepts: Training (meteorology), License, Control (management), Test (biology), Order (exchange), Phase (matter), Applied psychology, Psychology