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See Latest ArticlesRisk and type of crash among young drivers by rurality of residence: Findings from the DRIVE Study
Accident Analysis & Prevention, 06/25/09
Chen HY et al. - Although young urban drivers have a higher crash risk overall, rural and regional residents have increased risk of a single vehicle crash. Interventions to reduce single vehicle crashes should aim to address key issues affecting such crashes, including speeding and specific aspects of road geometry.
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