A qualitative study on young drivers’ experiences with, and perceptions of others’ engagement in, and approval of, next day drink driving

Drink driving research should consider expanding to ND-DD, which will contribute to understanding this behavior. In addition, the role of social norms on ND-DD warrants further investigation, which may guide the development of norm-based messages to reduce the behavior.

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Journal of Safety Research
Published
2025-12-13
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jsr.2025.12.003
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1
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Traffic and Road Safety
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A qualitative study on young drivers’ experiences with, and perceptions of others’ engagement in, and approval of, next day drink driving

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A qualitative study on young drivers’ experiences with, and perceptions of others’ engagement in, and approval of, next day drink driving

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Abstract

Drink driving research should consider expanding to ND-DD, which will contribute to understanding this behavior. In addition, the role of social norms on ND-DD warrants further investigation, which may guide the development of norm-based messages to reduce the behavior.

Journal of Safety ResearchVol. 96
University of the Sunshine Coast (AU)
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Traffic and Road Safety
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