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See Latest ArticlesWhat can we learn about North Dakotas youngest drivers from their crashes
Accident Analysis & Prevention, 05/05/09
Vachal K et al. - Findings suggest that an increased licensing age and seat belt emphasis may reduce teen traffic injuries in the state. In addition, more information on exposure should be attained to better understand rural and gravel road as risks.
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