INTRODUCTION: Young male drivers are over-represented in traffic accidents; they were
involved in 14% of fatal accidents from 1991 to 2003 while holding only 8% of all drivers …

Young drivers, especially males, have relatively more accidents than other drivers. Young
driver accidents also have somewhat different characteristics to those of other drivers; they …

Young people are a risk to themselves and other road users, as motor vehicle crashes are
the leading cause of their death. A thorough understanding of the most important factors …

Young drivers, especially young males, have relatively more accidents than other drivers,
even allowing for their relative numbers in the population. Their accident involvement is over …

This paper provides new insight into the situational risks of young drivers, especially in terms
of the passenger effect. Two 1988 data bases from the Ontario Ministry of Transportation …

Age and gender differences in the rates of crash involvement of Western Australian drivers
were examined using the Road Injury Database of the Road Accident Prevention Research …

Introduction: The safety of pedestrians is a major concern in Victoria, Australia. Despite the
considerable number of pedestrian fatalities and injuries in traffic crashes, a limited number …

BACKGROUND: Little has been published on changes in young driver fatality rates over
time. This paper examines differences in Australian young driver fatality rates over the last …

Breath alcohol measurements and other data collected at randomly selected roadside sites
were combined with data on fatally injured drivers in crashes occurring on the same …

Young drivers remain overrepresented in road crashes around the world, with road injury
the leading cause of death among adolescents. In addition, the majority of road traffic …