Ur tidigare inlägg om larmandet kring mopedolyckor (där jag för övrigt självfallet borde ha baserat diagrammet på det verkliga antalet 15-17-åringar):
Ytterligare en aspekt skulle kunna vara att nyblivna körkortsinnehavare
som ägt en moped kan tänkas vara inblandade i färre olyckor än de utan
tidigare motorvana, men jag förstår naturligtvis att sådan statistik
inte finns tillgänglig.
Motsvarande statistik finns dock - från Los Angeles Times, via Popehat:
For more than a decade, California and other states have kept their
newest teen drivers on a tight leash, restricting the hours when they
can get behind the wheel and whom they can bring along as passengers.
Public officials were confident that their get-tough policies were
saving lives.
Now, though, a nationwide analysis of crash data
suggests that the restrictions may have backfired: While the number of
fatal crashes among 16- and 17-year-old drivers has fallen, deadly
accidents among 18-to-19-year-olds have risen by an almost equal amount.
In effect, experts say, the programs that dole out driving privileges
in stages, however well-intentioned, have merely shifted the ranks of
inexperienced drivers from younger to older teens.
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