PRESS RELEASES

The Center’s published research papers, evidence-based reports, and initiatives are highlighted in CIRP press releases from 2002 to the present.
Most Teens Want to Drive But Opportunity Determines Who Actually Gets a License, New Study Finds
VIEW STORY Teen boy driving smiling looking at the road while dad smiles in the passenger seat
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CHOP Biomechanical Engineers Help Auto Industry Develop More Accurate Pediatric Crash Test Dummies 
New Research Finds More Than One-Third of Parents Experience Traumatic Stress One Month After Child’s Injury 
Good Morning America: Center Experts Respond to Controversial SuperFreakonomics Chapter on the Effectiveness of Car Seats 
New Study Reaffirms Booster Seat Recommendations for Children Through Age 8  
New Research Shows Parent-Teen Interactions May Cut Teen Crash Risk in Half 
Summertime or "Trauma Season?" – Experts Launch www.AfterTheInjury.org to Help Parents and Kids Fully Recover 
1 in 25 or 4.2% of Teens Drive Unlicensed; Researchers See More Fatalities Associated With This Overlooked Group 
Thousands of Teens Reveal Their Driving Perceptions and Experience in Scientific Survey; Researchers Identify Gaps in Education 
New Study Confirms Current Recommendations for 0- to 3-year-olds in Child Restraints 
New Research Shows Car Crash Deaths Increase Starting at Age 12 
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