Citation

Young DA. Impair. Driv. Update 2012; 16(1): 3-4.

Copyright

(Copyright © 2012, Civic Research Institute)

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Abstract

Over the past three decades, impaired driving arrests have been primary points of entry for many into substance treatment and a consciousness-raiser indicating a greater problem. However, several state lawmakers have moved from focusing solely on drunk and drugged driving, and have broadened the focus of impaired driving to include all high-risk driving behaviors. As many states pass laws concerning the use of mobile communication devices, an increased awareness of distracted driving has been created.

Keywords: iPod, drowsy driving, sleepiness, Cognitive-Behavioral Change Programs, handheld devices, texting

Language: en