Association between driver training, involvement in four-wheeled motor sport, and crashes on public roads: Report on literature review

& (2017) Association between driver training, involvement in four-wheeled motor sport, and crashes on public roads: Report on literature review. Queensland University of Technology, Australia.

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This report presents a review of the literature on the association between road safety and (1) pre-licence driver training, (2) post-licence driver training and (3) motor sport involvement. Road safety outcomes that were considered were crash rates and driving offences. Motor sport involvement included participation as a motor sport driver, a motor sport passenger, and/or a spectator at motor sport events. Since 2010, there have been numerous reviews conducted to examine the association between road safety and driver training programs. This report summarises the findings of those reviews and discusses the few studies that have been conducted since the last review was conducted. In contrast, few studies have been conducted to examine the effect of motor sport involvement on road safety. Therefore, all studies that could be located were reviewed for this report.

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Item Type: Book/Report (Commissioned Report)
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Keywords: advanced driving training, literature review, motor sport
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Deposited On: 08 Aug 2017 06:08
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