The goal of graduated licensing is to reduce the overinvolvement of teenage drivers in motor vehicle crashes. This article summarizes the proceedings of a 1995 workshop on graduated licensing and describes aspects of this process designed to help ensure that young drivers have a certain level of maturity and experience before gaining full driving privileges. This article describes their conclusions and the implication for improvement of bicycle safety. While these systems have reduced the number of injuries and fatalities, more research is needed, particularly on child safety in air-bag deployment situations. Back to U.S. Roads Journals Index TranSafety's journal on liability and risk management for road maintenance, engineering, and law professionals.
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