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Examining the Implications of Legislation and Enforcement on Electronic Device Use While Driving (BTS-03)

Distraction
February 24, 2021

This research project developed a library of resources and best practices that states and other stakeholders can use to enact or revise their laws and enhance enforcement and education efforts.

Project Overview

Status: Completed (published as BTSCRP Research Report 1 in February 2021)

This research reviewed distracted driving laws, enforcement and public education practices across the United States and Canada to develop a library of resources and best practices that states and other stakeholders can use to enact or revise their laws and enhance enforcement and education efforts.

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