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Short-term effects of an educational program for drinking drivers
Journal of Studies on Alcohol
|March 1, 1977
Abstract:
In a study of persons convicted of driving while intoxicated, mean scores on two measures of alcohol impairment decreased in subjects who completed an educational safe driving program and in those did not, suggesting a need for new approaches to DWI problems.
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