This study was compiled in response to House Resolution No. 81 which directed the California Department of Motor Vehicles to determine the feasibility of presenting audio-visual traffic safety material to the public. The department surveyed the literature concerning audio-visual presentations and ascertained that more than half of the states have experimented with audio-visual equipment in drivers' licensing; the use of audio-visual equipment is invariably accompanied by equipment, license content, and operational problems; no state has adequately evaluated the results of audio-visual testing from the standpoint of accident reduction effects; and public acceptance of audio-visual testing has been excellent.
Report to the California State Legislature in Accord with House Resolution 81, 1971 Legislative Session
1974
51 pages
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