Publication Details

Development of research problem statements that utilize naturalistic driving data to improve teen driving safety

Type: book

Author(s): Staplin, Loren; Mastromatto, Tia; Lococo, Kathy H.; Goodwin, Arthur H.

Publisher: Transportation Research Board

Url: https://www.nap.edu/catalog/26572

Publication Date: 2022

Isbn: 978-0-309-68873-4

Doi: 10.17226/26572

Address: Washington, D.C.

Abstract: Naturalistic driving data extends our understanding of risky teen driving behavior beyond what can be gleaned from crash analyses, in a number of important ways. It offers the potential to examine behavior on a continuous basis, instead of being limited to an event-based  snapshot ; and, critically, it provides an objective record of behavior in contrast to the subjective reports of drivers or after-the-fact inferences about risky behavior that been entered on a police report. Thia report aims to determine if and how the Strategic Highway Safety Program s (SHRP2) Naturalistic Driving Study (NDS) can be exploited to support an agenda for teen driver countermeasure development and evaluation.