Review of the Literature Evaluating the Effect of Countermeasures to Reduce Alcohol Impaired Driving (1980\u20131989). Volume 1, Synthesis

NHTSA - Behavioral Safety Researchhttps://doi.org/10.21949/15253641991PDFResearch PaperJones, R. K. (Ralph K.)Lacey, John H.Mid-America Research InstituteUnited States. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Office of Driver and Pedestrian ResearchUnited States. National Highway Traffic Safety AdministrationUnited StatesDrunk driversDrunk drivingLiterature reviewsGuides to the literatureImpact studiesTraffic safetyCountermeasuresAlcoholic beveragesJurisprudence and judicial processesDriver rehabilitationDOT-HS-808-023NTIS-PB94103884DTNH22-88-C-05126Final reportThis two-volume report documents the results of an extensive review and analysis of impact evaluations of alcohol-traffic crash countermeasures. Evaluations published since 1980 are covered by the review. Volume I presents a synthesis of the findings on the impact of three major classes of countermeasures: (1) restricting alcohol availability, (2) deterring and incapacitating drunk drivers, and (3) treating and rehabilitating drunk drivers. Volume II contains summaries of the assessments of individual evaluations. /Abstract from report summary page/129