Teenage driver licensure rates in four states

Article Abstract:

There are variations in drivers' licensing laws in Connecticut, Delaware, New Jersey and the state of New York. While Delaware encourages early licensure by providing learner's permits at age 15 years and 10 months, Connecticut and New York allow gradual licensure starting at age 16. New Jersey, on the other hand, issues licenses at age 17. As to driver education, Connecticut puts great emphasis on training by parents and adult family members. In Delaware and New Jersey, driver education is provided by schools.

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Views of parents of teenagers about graduated licensing systems

Article Abstract:

A survey is conducted in several states to acquire the views of parents of teenagers regarding the implementation of graduated licensing systems. Results indicate a strong support for this type of licensing structure. Endorsements for graduated licensing were even followed by calls for stricter licensing standards. 82% of respondents in Connecticut wanted the imposition of night driving curfew for initial license holders.

Surveys, Licensing agreements, Parents

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Effects of Florida's graduated licensing program of the behaviors and attitudes of teenagers

Article Abstract:

This article examines the effectiveness of Florida's graduated licensing law in which teenagers must start with a six-month permit with nighttime driving restrictions and face a zero tolerance policy for drinking and driving. The authors conclude that there have been positive changes in teenage driving behavior, especially regarding drinking and driving, which has contributed to the decline of accidents.

Florida, Prevention, Traffic safety

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