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Aja L. Gerrity, of Ridgefield, Washington died from injuries sustained in a car accident on State Highway 30, just west of Clatskanie. The driver of the car, she was 17 years old. Three of her Ridgefield High School classmates, Amanda Williams, Jason Carter and Richard Araiza, also died in the crash.
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"All the world's a stage,
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Aja was born on November 23, 1991 in Vancouver WA and passed away on August 10. Aja graduated in June from Ridgefield High School, where she was the captain of the cheerleading team, a member of the speech and debate team, and sang in the jazz and concert choirs. Aja was in many musical productions including, Into the Woods, Fantastics, A Midsummer Night's Dream, and You're a Good Man Charlie Brown. Her life dream was to perform on Broadway as Ariel in the Little Mermaid.
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- 279-286 Political ends and practical needs : A case study of a pilot program
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- 287-290 Methodology: A bridge or barrier between evaluators and managers?
by Sonnichsen, Richard C.
- 291-293 Evaluating a pilot program and designing it, too : In response to caudle/newcomer
by Mocniak, Nina L. & Hegarty, Timothy W.
January 1989, Volume 12, Issue 2
- 113-120 Theory-driven evaluation: How conceptions of personal choice and organizational process can inform studies of energy conservation
by Heilman, John G.
- 121-130 Measurement of "free-riders" in energy conservative programs
by Weinstein, Robert & Scott, Robert & Jones, Curtis
- 131-136 Public regardingness in energy conservation attitudes
by Sumners, Joe A. & Heilman, John G. & O'Toole, Laurence J.
- 137-142 Self-selection: Are we beating a dead horse?
by Keating, Kenneth M.
- 143-151 Organizational decision-making and energy conservation investments
by Goitein, Bernard
- 153-161 The residential conservation service in Vermont: An evaluation of program implementation
by Walsh, Roberta W.
- 163-170 Factors in the practice, organization, and theory of evaluation
by Peach, H. Gil & Hirst, Eric
- 171-177 Monitoring of rural development programmes
by Jain, Pankaj S.
- 179-187 The problem of replicability in program evaluation : The component solution using the example of case management
by Graham, Kathryn & Birchmore-Timney, Carol
- 189-194 The development and construct validation of a consumer satisfaction questionnaire for psychiatric inpatients
by Holcomb, William R. & Adams, Nicholas A. & Ponder, Howard M. & Reitz, Robert
- 195-204 Validity of a new evaluative scale to aid admissions decisions
by Ra, Jung B.
January 1989, Volume 12, Issue 1
- 1-16 An introduction to concept mapping for planning and evaluation
by Trochim, William M. K.
- 17-23 Contributions to the theory of care
by Valentine, Kathleen
- 25-29 Conceptualizing feminism : Clarifying social science concepts
by Linton, Rhoda
- 31-36 Construct validity in measurement : A pattern matching approach
by Davis, James E.
- 37-43 A pattern matching approach to assess the construct validity of an evaluation instrument
by Marquart, Jules M.
- 45-52 Structured conceptualization : A framework for interpreting evaluation results
by Caracelli, Valerie J.
- 53-57 Concept mapping for planning and evaluation of a big brother/big sister program
by Galvin, Patrick F.
- 59-65 In the eye of the beholder: Relational and hierarchical structures in conceptualization
by Cooksy, Leslie J.
- 67-74 Using concept mapping for planning the implementation of a social technology
by Mannes, Marc
- 75-80 Refining concept maps: Methodological issues and an example
by Keith, Douglas
- 81-86 Validity of multidimensional scaling in the context of structured conceptualization
by Dumont, Jeanne
- 87-110 Concept mapping : Soft science or hard art?
by Trochim, William M. K.
January 1988, Volume 11, Issue 4
- 297-306 Comprehensive behavioral medicine in community mental health : A needs assessment that needs assessment
by Dush, David M. & Spoth, Richard L.
- 307-314 The evaluation of case management services with the chronically mentally ill
by Modrcin, Matthew & Rapp, Charles A. & Poertner, John
- 315-323 Professional development for effective use of computers in the classroom
by Woodhouse, David & Jones, Anthony J.
- 325-333 Evaluating state regulation of private forest practices: What accomplishments at what costs
by Henly, Russell K. & Ellefson, Paul V. & Moulton, Robert J.
- 335-339 Effective engagement of decisionmakers in program evaluation
by Hegarty, Timothy W. & Sporn, Douglas L.
- 341-351 Communication of results and utilization in participatory program evaluation
by Greene, Jennifer C.
- 353-355 Market allocation of interstate groundwater: Evaluating sporhase and the commerce clause
by Chan, Arthur H.
- 357-363 The battle over the allocation of interstate waters : Two contending doctrines
by Utton, Albert E.
- 365-371 Economic impacts of interstate water marketing and exports : A preliminary evaluation
by Aiken, J. David
- 373-377 Social impacts of sporhase in the arid West
by Czerniak, Robert J.
January 1988, Volume 11, Issue 3
- 201-202 Editor's introduction
by Dickman, Frances Baker
- 203-217 What have we learned about youth anti-drinking-driving programs?
by Vegega, Maria E. & Klitzner, Michael D.
- 219-235 An empirical examination of the assumptions underlying youth drinking/driving prevention programs
by Klitzner, Michael D. & Vegega, Maria E. & Gruenewald, Paul
- 237-244 Whither the drunk driving movement? : The social and programmatic orientations of mothers against drunk driving
by Bloch, Steven A. & Ungerleider, Steven
- 245-254 Deterrence of drinking-driving: The effect of changes in the kansas driving under the influence law
by Shore, Elsie R. & Maguin, Eugene
- 255-266 Methodologies for the evaluation of local traffic safety programs : With an application to New Jersey DWI programs
by Levy, David
- 267-277 Community planning and the prevention of alcohol involved traffic problems : An application of computer simulation technology
by Holder, Harold D. & Blose, James O.
- 279-294 On seeing the forest and the trees: The need for contextual analysis in evaluating drunk driving policies
by Snortum, John R.
January 1988, Volume 11, Issue 2
- 105-114 Training women on welfare for "High-tech" jobs : Results from a demonstration program
by Weidman, John C. & White, Richard N. & Swartz, B. Katherine
- 115-122 A strategy for making decisions and evaluating alternative juvenile offender treatment programs : Compensating for missing information
by Roberts, Albert R. & Schervish, Philip
- 123-134 Subjective quality of life in the planning and evaluation of programs
by Cheng, Sheung-Tak
- 135-140 Respondent cooperation in telephone surveys : The effects of using volunteer interviewers
by Braverman, Marc T.
- 141-148 Advocacy evaluation: A model for internal evaluation offices
by Sonnichsen, Richard C.
- 149-151 Introduction
by Ginsberg, Pauline E.
- 153-160 Shanghai "Enterprise reform" as self-evaluation for improvement
by Xishan, Yang & Jiliang, Xu & Ai-li Shen Chin & Chin, Robert
- 161-167 Social science in the land of saints and scholars: Policy research in Ireland
by Tussing, A. Dale
- 169-177 Program evaluation in Africa
by Asamoah, Yvonne
- 179-187 A cross-cultural assessment of health promotion/disease prevention programs
by Conner, Ross F.
- 189-195 Evaluation in cross-cultural perspective
by Ginsberg, Pauline E.
January 1988, Volume 11, Issue 1
- 1-11 Research evaluation activities of ten federal agencies
by Logsdon, John M. & Rubin, Claire B.
- 13-20 Non-profits and the life cycle
by Barnett, John H.
- 21-35 Cross-impact analysis in social planning: Method and application to water rights
by Chan, Arthur H.
- 37-42 Evaluation dilemmas: Conducting evaluation studies in developing countries
by Chapman, David W. & Boothroyd, Roger A.
- 43-49 Is a new evaluation always necessary?
by Goitein, Bernard
- 51-62 A quality of life interview for the chronically mentally ill
by Lehman, Anthony F.
- 65-75 Technology transfer at the U.S. national laboratories : A framework for evaluation
by Bozeman, Barry & Fellows, Maureen
- 77-84 Application of social psychological and evaluation research : Lessons from energy information programs
by Dennis, Michael L. & Soderstrom, E. Jonathan
- 85-95 Technology and knowledge transfer in energy R&D laboratories : An analysis of effectiveness
by Crow, Michael M.
- 97-102 Standards and the diffusion of advanced technologies
by Link, Albert N. & Tassey, Gregory
November 1988, Volume 1, Issue 1
- 62-63 Evaluating technology transfer and diffusion
by Bozeman, Barry
January 1987, Volume 10, Issue 4
- 307-308 Justifying conclusions in naturalistic evaluations: Introduction to special section
by Pearsol, James A.
- 309-314 Toward the justification of claims in evaluation research
by Smith, Nick L.
- 315-323 Administrators as information brokers: A managerial perspective on naturalistic evaluation
by McClintock, Charles
- 325-333 Justifying conclusions in naturalistic evaluations: A practical perspective
by Greene, Jennifer C.
- 335-341 Justifying conclusions in naturalistic evaluations: An interpretive perspective
by Pearsol, James A.
- 343-350 Justifying conclusions in naturalistic evaluations: A critical perspective
by Farley, Joanne
- 351-358 Commentary: Relativism and justifying conclusions in naturalistic evaluations
by Smith, John K.
- 359-372 Evaluation case histories as a parallel to legal case histories: Accumulating knowledge and experience in the evaluation profession
by Caulley, Darrel N. & Dowdy, Irene
- 373-378 An economic evaluation of recent changes in Singapore's family planning program
by Evans, David B.
- 379-394 Stakeholder participation in evaluation design: Is it worth the effort?
by Greene, Jennifer C.
- 395-401 Influences of patient, service program, and clinician characteristics on judgments of functioning and treatment recommendations
by Newman, Frederick L. & Fitt, David & Heverly, Mary Ann
January 1987, Volume 10, Issue 3
- 189-190 The utilization of simple measures in mental health program evaluation
by Lebow, Jay L. & Newman, Frederick L.
- 191-195 Acceptability as a simple measure in mental health program evaluation
by Lebow, Jay L.
- 197-200 Simple measures of case mix in mental health services
by Newman, Frederick L. & McGovern, Mark P.
- 201-207 Cost per unit of service
by Zelman, William N.
- 209-218 Simple measures of progress and outcome in the evaluation of mental health services
by Newman, Frederick L. & Hunter, Richard H. & Irving, Douglas
- 219-225 A guide to the use of simple process measures
by Smith, Mary E.
- 227-229 Simple quality assurance measures
by Sherman, Paul S.
- 231-237 A consideration of simple measures and organizational structure
by Clifford, David L.
- 239-247 Managing mental health organizations with 25 key performance indicators
by Sorensen, James E. & Zelman, William & Hanbery, Glyn W. & Kucic, A. Ronald
- 249-255 The New Jersey performance management system: A state system and uses of simple measures
by Kamis-Gould, Edna
- 257-262 The role of social and organizational factors in the evaluation of volunteer programs
by Allen, Natalie J.
- 263-271 Stakeholders as partners in evaluation: A stakeholder-collaborative approach
by Ayers, Toby Diane
- 273-279 An empirically derived typology of mentally ill group home residents
by Greenfield, Arnold L. & Mowbray, Carol T. & Freddolino, Paul P. & Smith, Emilie P.
- 281-288 Using evaluation to support the program advisory function: A case study of evaluator-program advisory committee collaboration
by Miller, Robert W.
- 289-295 A cross-cultural test of sex bias in the predictive validity of scholastic aptitude examinations: Some Israeli findings
by Zeidner, Moshe
January 1987, Volume 10, Issue 2
- 109-118 When benefits are difficult to measure
by Birdsall, William C.
- 119-123 Using multiple lines of evidence and independent teams to enhance the credibility of evaluations
by Winberg, Alan
- 125-128 Documenting effective coordination of medical education programs in response to medical underservice
by Fryer, George E.
- 129-136 Assessing the impact of a local housing intervention program
by Leahy, Peter J. & Burnham, Christopher
- 137-141 Mental health citizen surveys: A comparison of two within household telephone sampling techniques
by Sabin, Martha C. & Godley, Susan Harrington
- 143-148 Developmental growth at woodhaven center: An eight year longitudinal study
by Spreat, Scott & Hill, Jane
- 149-157 A multidimensional inventory for assessment of parental functioning
by Reis, Janet & Orme, John G. & Barbera-Stein, Linda & Herz, Elicia J.
- 159-168 A microcomputer program for evaluation analysis
by Nagel, Stuart S.
- 169-178 A case study: The review of the Los Angeles Bureau of Jewish Education
by Bank, Adrianne
- 179-181 Evaluation as intervention: Comments on Bank's case study
by Trickett, Edison J.
January 1987, Volume 10, Issue 1
- 1-401 Evaluation in medical education
by DaRosa, Debra A.
- 3-8 Evaluating medical students' patient interviewing skills: A biopsychosocial model
by Calhoun, Judith G. & Woolliscroft, James O. & Beauchamp, Charles & Wolf, Fredric M.
- 9-12 Evaluation of surgical resident applicants using simulated patients
by Ramsey, Don & DaRosa, Debra A. & Finch, Tyree & Konrad, Ron & Birtch, Alan & Peters, M. J. & Folse, Roland
- 13-17 Examiner assessments of clinical performance: What do they tell us about clinical competence?
by Maatsch, Jack L. & Huang, Raywin R. & Downing, Steven M. & Munger, Benson S.
- 19-25 The effect of product development on educational change for the handicapped
by Gallagher, Karen S. & Gallagher, R. J. & Sheehan, Robert J. & Robson, Donald L.
- 27-33 Conceptual and methodological issues in evaluating emergent programs
by Edwards, Patricia Klobus
- 35-42 Political socialization and policy evaluation: The case of youth employment and training program
by Nedwek, Brian P.
- 43-51 Evaluating the implementation of health policy: Pre-hospital care in Pennsylvania
by Fleischer, Mitchell & Lindstrom, David
- 53-69 Testing a multiple time series methodology for evaluating natural resources policy: Application to aquatic preserve management
by McGinnis, Harold K.
- 71-81 The politics of evaluation research : A case study of community development block grant funding for human services
by Iutcovich, Joyce Miller & Iutcovich, Mark
- 83-93 The inherently political nature of program evaluators and evaluation research
by McLemore, Jacqueline R. & Neumann, Jean E.
- 95-103 The theory-driven approach to validity
by Chen, Huey-Tsyh & Rossi, Peter H.
January 1986, Volume 9, Issue 4
- 289-308 Conceptualization for planning and evaluation
by Trochim, William M. K. & Linton, Rhoda
- 309-317 The use of zip coded population data in social area studies of service utilization
by Pittman, John & Andrews, Howard & Struening, Elmer
- 319-323 Establishing validity in evaluation: The Canadian Indian school evaluations
by Owston, Ronald D.
- 325-333 Demands of the joint committee's standards for educational evaluation
by McKillip, Jack & Garberg, Roger
- 335-344 Evaluation approaches in mental health: Implications of the new federalism
by Mowbray, Carol T. & Herman, Sandra E.
- 345-354 A case study of action research in probation : The improved correctional field services project
by Finckenauer, James O.
- 355-366 Employee health service for teaching and nonteaching staff: A needs assessment
by Long, Bonita C. & Schutz, Robert W. & Kendall, Perry R. & Hunt, Christopher G.
- 367-371 How employee assistance programs determine service utilization: A survey and recommendations
by Korr, Wynne S. & Ruez, Joan F.
January 1986, Volume 9, Issue 3
- 193-198 The development and evaluation of human service programs in the military : An introduction and overview
by Bowen, Gary L. & Scheirer, Mary Ann
- 199-207 Measuring program needs : A strategic design
by Orthner, Dennis K. & Smith, Suzanna & Wright, David
- 209-220 Spouse support and the retention intentions of air force members : A basis for program development
by Bowen, Gary L.
- 221-231 Strengthening army families : A family life cycle stage perspective
by McCubbin, Hamilton I. & Lavee, Yoav
- 233-241 Project safe , , , : An armed forces cooperative initiative for the prevention and treatment of family violence
by McNelis, Peter J. & Awalt, Suzanne J.
- 243-251 Families of prisoners of war held in Vietnam : A seven-year study
by Hunter, Edna J.
- 253-265 Keeping the marines in the field : Results of a field experiment
by Majchrzak, Ann
- 267-274 The use of army human service agencies to counter attrition among first term soldiers
by Nogami, Glenda Y. & Bowen, Gary L. & Merrin, Mary B.
- 275-280 The development and evaluation of a spouse abuse treatment program in a military setting
by Neidig, Peter H.
- 281-284 Methods used in analyzing human service programs in the military : A status review
by Scheirer, Mary Ann
January 1986, Volume 9, Issue 2
- 107-111 Telephone surveying with computers: Administrative, methodological and research issues
by Shangraw, Ralph F.
- 113-120 Advantages and limits of longitudinal evaluation research in energy conservation
by Keating, Kenneth M. & Hirst, Eric
- 121-126 New frameworks for understanding oversight practices
by Beinecke, Richard H.
- 127-142 The validity of assessing mental health needs with social indicators
by Cagle, Laurence T. & Banks, Steven M.
- 143-151 Setting standards of performance for program evaluations: The case of the teaching hospital general medicine group practice program
by Fink, Arlene & Kosecoff, Jacqueline & Brook, Robert H.
- 153-159 Evaluation of psychology training: A goal oriented approach
by Guydish, J. & Markley, Robert P.
- 161-166 Evaluation in a down-loaded mental health system
by Jerrell, Jeanette M.
- 167-177 Confessions of two applied researchers in search of principles
by Kytle, Jackson & Millman, Ernest Joel
January 1986, Volume 9, Issue 1
- 1-11 "Self-study" for human services agencies: Managing a three-sided relationship
by Bocialetti, Gene & Kaplan, Robert E.
- 13-24 A study on the consistency of stakeholder preferences for different types of information in evaluating police services
by Deutsch, Stuart Jay & Malmborg, Charles J.
- 25-30 The use of termination status and treatment duration patterns as an indicator of clinical improvement
by Pekarik, Gene
- 31-37 Public perception of program effectiveness and worth : A review
by Rocheleau, Bruce
- 39-47 Evaluability assessment of the adult education program (AEP): The results and their use
by Russ-Eft, Darlene
- 49-59 Implementation analysis: The case of accident compensation in New Zealand
by Vosburgh, Miriam
- 61-62 Employment and training: A special issue
by Kelley, John M.
- 63-72 Evaluating employment and training programs
by Barnow, Burt S.
- 73-84 Implementation of the job training partnership act: A field network process evaluation
by Cook, Robert F.
- 85-97 Longer term impacts of pre-employment services on the earnings of disadvantaged youth
by Lah, David & Wolf, Wendy C. & Kelley, John M. & Christian, Susan M. & Good, Jerene
January 1985, Volume 8, Issue 4
- 289-306 Quantity and quality in evaluation research: A divergent view
by Bednarz, Dan
- 307-308 Logical incompatibilities and pragmatism
by Patton, Michael Quinn
- 309-314 Corporate support mechanisms for families: An exploratory study and agenda for research and evaluation
by Stillman, Frances & Bowen, Gary L.
- 315-326 Evaluation readiness: improved evaluation planning using a data inventory framework
by Cohen, Alan B. & Hall, Katherine C. & Cohodes, Donald R.
- 327-330 A comparison of objective and subjective measures of clinical competence
by DaRosa, Debra A. & Dawson-Saunders, Beth & Folse, Roland
- 331-337 Analysis of an addictions treatment system
by Graham, Kathryn & Brook, Robert C.
- 339-347 Problems in being responsive: Reflections on an evaluation of a program for training motorcycle riders
by Maxwell, Graham S.
- 349-347 Case study : Editor's note
by Fleischer, Mitchell
- 351-357 Triangulation in practice
by McClintock, Charles & Greene, Jennifer
- 359-366 The impact of general accounting office program evaluations on government
by Walker, Wallace Earl
- 367-376 A cross-cultural test of the situational bias hypothesis , : The israeli scene
by Zeidner, Moshe
January 1985, Volume 8, Issue 3
- 175-182 Promises to keep : An evaluator's perspective on employee assistance programs
by Albert, Werner C. & Smythe, Padric C. & Brook, Robert C.
- 183-194 Evaluating employee assistance policy in an HMO-based alcoholism project
by Putnam, Sandra L. & Stout, Robert L.
- 195-205 Cybernetic appropriateness review : Does it change physician hospital utilization patterns?
by Studnicki, James & Stevens, Charles E.
- 207-215 The evaluation and monitoring of a medicaid second surgical opinion program
by Tyson, Timothy J.
- 217-229 Evaluating correctional health care : The lessons of New York City
by Reed, Thomas J.
- 231-237 A systems method for the identification of variable service needs of the elderly
by Kooperman, Leonard & Cooper, Donald R. & Clare, Donald A.
- 239-250 The subjective well-being of mental patients in nursing homes
by Shadish, William R. & Orwin, Robert G. & Silber, Bohne G. & Bootzin, Richard R.
- 251-253 The ers standards for program evaluation : Guidance for a fledging profession
by Lincoln, Yvonna S.
- 255-259 Avoiding evaluation cooptation : Lessons from a renal dialysis evaluation
by O'Sullivan, Elizabethann & Burleson, Gayle W. & Lamb, William E.
- 261-269 Managing the implementation of innovations
by Roberts-Gray, Cynthia
- 271-280 The conduct of program evaluation reviews in the general accounting office
by Walker, Wallace Earl
- -371 To the reader
by Morell, Jonathan A.
January 1985, Volume 8, Issue 2
- 79-86 Predicted outcomes in a national sample: A source of comparison for program evaluation
by Eder, Sheila & Hoerz, Gregory & Simon, Andrea J.
- 87-91 Content validity in evaluation and policy-relevant research
by Mark, Melvin M. & Sinclair, Robert C. & Benson, Gary L.
- 93-105 Evaluating multicultural curricula in the community college: A sociocultural framework
by Morocco, Catherine Cobb
- 107-120 Part/whole percentaging as a useful method in policy/program evaluation
by Nagel, Stuart S.
- 121-134 Productivity improvement in a purchasing division: The impact of a performance contingent reward system
by Nebeker, Delbert M. & Neuberger, Brian M.
- 135-146 The efficacy of early intervention programs for children with organic impairment: A quantitative review
by Ottenbacher, Kenneth & Petersen, Paul
- 147-153 A validity scale for the sharp consumer satisfaction scales
by Tanner, Barry A. & Stacy, Webb
- 155-160 Client progress toward referral for discharge to the community: An illustration of an evaluation technique
by Telles, Joel Leon & Spreat, Scott
- 161-169 Documentation in evaluation research: Managerial and scientific requirements
by Pollard, William E. & Cooper, Alfred C. & Griffin, Deborah H.
- -371 To the reader
by Morell, Jonathan A. & Flaherty, Eugenie W.
January 1985, Volume 8, Issue 1
- 1-3 Introduction : Moral and ethical problems in evaluation
by Smith, Nick L.
- 5-11 Some characteristics of moral problems in evaluation practice
by Smith, Nick L.
- 13-23 Analyzing mental health evaluation: : Moral and ethical dimensions
by Kirkhart, Karen E.
- 25-36 Alternative systems of ethics and their application to education and evaluation
by Bunda, Mary Anne
- 37-44 Should evaluators judge whether services are appropriate?
by Hendricks, Michael
- 45-51 Ethical dilemmas in evaluating programs with family court related clients
by Johnson, Paul L.
- 53-57 Gamesmanship for internal evaluators : Knowing when to "hold 'em" and when to "fold 'em"
by Adams, Kay A.
- 59-66 Insuring equity in compensatory education student selection
by Murray, Stephen L. & Braverman, Marc T.
- 67-72 Private thoughts and public actions: : A commentary on articles dealing with ethical issues in evaluation
by Bank, Adrianne
- 73-76 Road signs in ethical quicksand
by Jerrell, S. Lee & Jerrell, Jeanette M.
January 1984, Volume 7, Issue 4
- 303-310 Evaluation of the U.S. Air Force family support center program
by Bowen, Gary Lee


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Chen, I.G., D.R. Durbin, Michael R. Elliott, T. Senserrick, and F.K. Winston. 2006. "Child passenger injury risk in motor vehicle crashes: A comparison of nighttime and daytime driving by teenage and adult drivers." Journal of Safety Research, 37(3), 299-306.
Introduction: To examine the association between child passenger injury risk, restraint use, and crash time (day vs. night) for children in crashes of vehicles driven by teenage versus adult drivers. Methods: Cross-sectional study involving telephone interviews with insured drivers in a probability sample of 6,184 crashes involving 10,028 children. Results: Child passengers in teen nighttime crashes had an increased injury risk and an increased risk of restraint mouse compared with those in teen daytime crashes. This increased injury risk can be explained by differences in the age of child passengers, collision type, and child passenger's restraint status associated with time of day. Conclusions: In order to limit the risk of injury to child passengers driven by teens, Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) laws should include provisions restricting nighttime driving, as well as mandates for age-appropriate restraint for child passengers. Consideration should also be given for education in child passenger safety for novice teen drivers as part of the licensing process. Impact on Industry: Results of this study can be used to support advocacy efforts by the automotive industry and others to promote nighttime driving restrictions on novice drivers. In addition, given that both driver groups were more likely to be involved in a single-vehicle collision during the night, technologies such as electronic stability control may offer opportunities for protection. Further reseach on specific circumstances of teen nighttime crashes is needed to inform industry efforts to improve visibility or vehicle operation under poor lighting conditions.
DOI:10.1016/j.jsr.2006.01.005 (Full Text)
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