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The effect of hazard awareness training on teen drivers of varying socioeconomic status

Shannon C. Roberts, Fangda Zhang, Donald L. Fisher, Federico E. Vaca

Traffic Injury Prevention · 2021 · 15 citations · 16 references

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The RAPT program attenuated the negative effect of teen drivers' SES on crashes. No significant effect of sex or age was found, indicating that in terms of crashes, regardless of age or sex, RAPT is equally effective at reducing crashes for lower SES teens.

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