States Need to Take Action to Reduce Teen Crashes
Read an excerpt from a PolicyLab blog post on the need for states to strengthen their licensing policies to help reduce teen driver-related crashes.
New Resource Alert: TeenDriverSource.org
Access free evidence-based resources to help families prepare teens to become safe skilled drivers at TeenDriverSource.org.
Measuring the Effect of the NJ Decal Provision on GDL Compliance
Read about new CIRP@CHOP research published in the Journal of Adolescent Health that examined the impact of New Jersey's Graduated Driver Licensing requirement on young driver behaviors.
It’s About Exposure: High U.S. Childhood Mortality Rates Due to Car Crashes and Firearm Assaults
A new study reveals teen driver car crashes and gun assaults in the US have caused us to lag behind other wealthy nations in reducing childhood mortality rates.
Is Graduated Driver Licensing Appropriate for Older Novice Drivers?
New CIRP@CHOP research provides evidence to support extending GDL to older novice drivers in US states.
Teens On the Autism Spectrum Are Getting Licensed
Read about new research led by Allison E. Curry, PhD regarding autistic adolescents and young adults getting licensed.
Are GDL Advocates Ready For Action?
A new report on priorities for GDL advocacy efforts can help guide teen driver safety advocates to push for stronger GDL laws.
Promote GDL Compliance During National Teen Driver Safety Week
Learn about new CHOP research about compliance with and enforcement of GDL restrictions among New Jersey's young drivers.
A Novel Approach to Estimating GDL Compliance
New CIRP@CHOP research proposes a novel approach to estimating compliance with Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) laws.
The Value in Linked Traffic Databases
CIRP's academic-government collaboration can serve as a model for other states that are interested in optimizing the value of their administrative traffic safety data.