National Teen Driver Safety Week is here, and the perfect time to read about CIRP's teen driving research to drive the conversation.

A new CIRP study explains why traffic safety researchers and advocates need to take action to improve researcher access to state crash, licensing, and traffic citation data.

Read an excerpt from a CHOP Research Institute Cornerstone blog about a new data warehouse created by CIRP researchers that is being used to advance injury prevention research.

Read about new research published in the Journal of Safety Research that describes licensing proportions, crash rates, and rates of moving violations among older drivers in NJ between 2010 and 2014.

CIRP is partnering with Brown University School of Public Health researchers to advance safety and health research using the NJ-SHO Data Warehouse.

After an injury, many children experience a decreased quality of life. Pediatric nurses play a key role in helping them recover.

A recent study demonstrates use of CHOP's electronic health records system to examine licensing and crash rates among adolescents with medical conditions

Learn about a study funded by the National Science Foundation that is developing novel approaches to keep driver attention on the road.

Simulator sickness occurs in driving research. Here’s what is currently known.

Learn about a one-of-a-kind pilot study that employed a virtual pedestrian crossing environment to explore how eye-tracking technology could be used to evaluate children’s behavior and point of view before crossing.