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Elliott, M. R., Ginsburg K. R., Considering the high numbers of Using a more efficient and
& Winston, F. K. teen crashes, it is important to reach effective way of promoting
(2008).Unlicensed teenaged and deliver effective anticipatory safe practices is needed.
drivers: who are they, and guidance to unlicensed teenage
how do they behave when drivers who are at high risk for
they are behind the wheel. unsafe driving practices.
Nguyen, M. H., Pojani, D., & Interventions and solutions to An effective approach
Nguyen- Phuoc, D. Q. (2023). prevent the illegal use of motorcycle dealing with underage
What leads underage are necessary. The goal is to improve drivers are preferred rather
teenagers to ride safety rather than penalize teens for than giving them a penalty.
motorcycles without a using motorcycles. A reasonable and
permit? Utility vs parental effective approach would be to
permissiveness change the law to allow teenagers
as young as 16 to ride motorcycles –
but only after a period of rigorous
training and testing to ensure safety.
Ashraf, M., Kamboh, U. A., Most underage patients with TBI Most cases of traumatic
Hussain, S. S., Raza, M. A., resulting from motorcycle driving brain injury are underage
Mehboob, M., Zubair, M., & are adolescent boys who do not use drivers, due to them not
Ashraf, N. (2022). Traumatic helmets. Trauma prevention systems wearing safety gears while
Brain Injury in Underage and involvement of multiple driving like helmets and
Motorcycle Drivers: Clinical stakeholders are needed to reduce other protective gears
Outcomes and Sociocultural underage driving. Efficient referral
Attitudes from a Lower- systems must transport patients to
Middle-Income Country. appropriate neurosurgical cover,
which is lacking outside major cities.
Shope, J. T. & Bingham, R. C. When compared to adult driver’s According to a 2008 study
(2008). teenage drivers in the US face a by Shope and Bingham,
Teen driving: motor-vehicle significant increased risk of motor teenage drivers in the US
crashes and factors that vehicle accidents. This excess danger are invariably more likely
contribute. has persistent for a long time in than adult drivers to be
spite of modest progress made in involved in auto accidents.
traffic safety initiatives. Teenage drivers continue to
have a higher risk of injury
or death over time, even
with certain advancements
in traffic safety initiatives.
Yadav, AK. & Velaga, NR. This is the first, exploratory study to The goal of the study is to
(2021) look into indian driver’s speed provide information for
Investigating the effect of compliance habits. The result of this developing safety plans and
driving environment on study could help policy interventions laws that will reduce speed-
driver compliance with and road, safety tactics reduce related collisions. The
speed limits. crashes caused by speeding. research looks at things like
the state of the road and
makes use of simple
techniques to comprehend
and deal with speeding
habits.