By Sasha Tanner As social beings, humans are influenced by their immediate friends and family—for better or for worse. A recent study led by Namoos and colleagues (2025) shows how a teenager’s peers and parents impact their perspectives and […]
Reasons for DWI Recidivism
By Sasha Tanner The question about why people choose to drive while intoxicated is a pressing concern for preventative and educative efforts, but the matter of repeat offense sheds light on where policy and research should deepen. […]
Expanding Horizons for Ignition Interlock Usage and Implementation
By Sasha Tanner Does the ignition interlock device (IID) live up to its purpose? The short answer: yes. Stick around for more details where Zeithammer, Macinko, and Silver uncover the overall effectiveness of […]
The Two-Lane Road from Law to Innovation: How Technology Improves Traffic Safety
By Sasha Tanner New technologies are emerging for the sake of reducing impaired driving. The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act of 2021 (IIJA) prioritizes highway safety program funding for the upcoming years. More specifically, Section 24220 outlines […]
Ride-Share and Safe-Ride Programs: Know the Difference!
By Sasha Tanner & Cinthya Fillips Need a lift? Know what is offered in your area! Anyone who is informed on traffic safety is likely familiar with the terms “ride-share” and “safe-ride” programs, but according to Mamri and colleagues, they have separate […]
Picture This: Cautionary Measures on Prescription Drugs to Reduce Medication‑Impaired Driving
By Sasha Tanner & Cinthya Fillips A picture is worth a thousand words, and in the world of prescription drugs, it can convey vital information for individual and overall public safety. One […]
