The second volume of the final report on a four-year study of drinking drivers includes a brief description of a prediction model developed from over 4000 cases, including drinking drivers, recidivist drinking drivers and drivers license applicants who had never been convicted of drunk driving. Tables of probabilities of being a drunk driver (as opposed to not being a drunk driver) and of being a recidivist drunk driver (as opposed to a one-time drunk driver) are presented. The five variables used in the prediction model are; education, total number of minor traffic violations, age, number of accidents, and total number of non-traffic arrests. The probabilities associated with all possible combinations of characteristics on these five variables are presented, along with a brief description of how they might be used as aids to administrative or judicial decisions. (Author)
Drinking Driver and Traffic Safety Project. Volume II. Probabilities for Drinking Drivers
1972
117 pages
Report
No indication
English
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