This report offers a glimpse at why that's happening and how it might change. It is the product of a 2006 symposium organized by the Automotive Coalition for Traffic Safety (ACTS) and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) that brought together a diverse group of policymakers and experts in highway safety, education, teen behavior and technology. The teen belt use symposium, coming on the heels of a NHTSA-sponsored literature and program review on the subject, examined research and program data from a variety of perspectives to identify what showed the most promise for boosting teen belt use. The results include the panels 23 consensus recommendations and dozens of other insights highlighted in this report about teens, parents and what tends to encourage safety belt use.
National Agenda for Increasing Safety Belt Use Among Teenagers
2006
50 pages
Report
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English
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