An Australian systematic review of 219 publications found that peer influence is the most important social factor that would either induce or inhibit drug driving.
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Citing the potential influence that drug driving can have on road crashes, investigators from the Queensland University of Technology sought to identify factors associated with drug driving to highlight knowledge gaps and, hopefully, “inform the design of more effective countermeasures.”
Researchers considered related information found on six different databases from Jan. 1, 2005 to July 31, 2021.
The study was released online this week and is expected to be published in the April 2022 edition of Accident Analysis & Prevention.
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