A long range follow up survey was conducted in May and June 1974 with over 3,600 United States Coast Guard (USCG) enlisted men who had received driver training and matched men who had not received such training between October 1970 and May 1974. Three types of training were conducted--combined classroom and range, classroom only, and range only. The effectiveness of driver training on subsequent driving performance can be summarized according to five criteria--reduction in accidents, traffic citations, dollar damage, injuries, and work days missed. One conclusion is consistent regardless of the performance measure used--driver training is effective in reducing the severity of accidents. Recommendations are made to develop individualized, integrated classroom and range driver training programs according to a modular approach, to maximize benefits.
A Follow Up Evaluation of Three Classroom-Range Driver Improvement Training Programs: 1970-1974
1977
99 pages
Report
No indication
English
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