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Official Conference Papers



From January to March, 1999, papers on novice driver issues were submitted to the conference committee. Selected peer-reviewed papers are listed below.

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You may also like to examine a special selection of articles on novice driver issues from previous releases of the Driver/Education newsletter at the Drivers.com web site.




  1. A CD-ROM Product for Enhancing Perceptual and Cognitive Skills in Novice Car Drivers

    — By Michael Regan and Thomas Triggs / Monash University Accident Research Centre



  2. Feasibility of New Simulation Technology to Train Novice Drivers

    — By Laurence Decina, Kenneth Gish, Loren Staplin and Albert Kircher / NHTSA Office of Research and Traffic Records



  3. Graduated Licensing: A Blueprint for North America

    — By Alan Williams (IIHS) and Dan Mayhew (TIRF)



  4. Managing to Reduce the Young Driver Problem: The Development of a Canberra Young Driver Action Plan Based on the Novice Driver Management System

    — By Alan Drummond



  5. Novice Driver Education Model Curriculum Outline Prepared for the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, 1995

    — By Northport Associates



  6. Ontario Graduated Licensing System Evaluation: Interim Report 1998

    — By Paul Boase and Leo Tasca / Ministry of Transportation Ontario, Policy Research Branch



  7. Preliminary Evaluation of the Impact of a New Graduated Licensing Program in Quebec

    — By Robert Simard, Joanne Bouchard, Michelle Gendreau, Anne-Marie Lemire / Societe AAQ



  8. Reinventing Driver Education: Strategic Direction for DE in the 21st Century

    — By Lawrence Lonero / Northport Associates



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