Kentucky's current GDL program, which applies to drivers up to age 18, was enacted in 1996. The program includes a six-month instruction permit for drivers under age 18 (minimum age 16), a restriction on driving between midnight and 6am and a requirement for adult-supervised driving for permit drivers. In addition, there is a six-point limit on traffic violations with a penalty of license suspension for drivers under age 18, a requirement for a four-hour driving safety education class (or driver education course) and a 0.02 ml/dl limit on blood alcohol concentration (continues up to age 21). The objectives of this program evaluation were: (a) to examine teen driver motor vehicle crashes, crash-related injuries, and crash-related costs before and after the implementation of the GDL program; (b) to examine the implementation of the program at the local level; and (c) to recommend actions to enhance the program's effectiveness in addressing the teen crash problem.
Evaluation of the Kentucky Graduated Driver Licensing System
2001
72 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Road Transportation , Education, Law, & Humanities , Driver training , Licensed drivers , Recommendations , Effectiveness , Evaluation , Kentucky , Instruction permits , Teenagers , Motor vehicle crashes , Crash-related injuries , Crash-related costs , Implementation , Graduated driver licensing(GDL)
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