Journal of Studies on Alcohol · 1975 · 42 citations · 3 references
Public HealthInjury PreventionAdolescent HealthVehicle DynamicsVehicle Safety EngineeringAge DifferencesMotor Vehicle Injury PreventionRoad SafetyTraffic Injury PreventionTraffic SafetyTransportation SafetyCollision DynamicsDriver BehaviorRoad Traffic InjuriesRoad Traffic Injury EpidemiologyRoad Traffic Injury RiskTraffic Accident AnalysisTraffic Collision AnalysisYoung Driver Safety
A comparison of the number of collisions experienced by young male drivers in London, Ontario, before and after the reduction in the legal age for drinking and purchasing alcoholic beverages from 21 to 18, indicated that the change in the law led to an increase in the collision involvement of young drivers.
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