This document provides an overview of issues related to marijuana consumption, driving impairment and blood testing as well as the potential impacts of social and legal factors.
March 2016 // Research Brief
The objective of this project is to identify and recommend strategies for improving state-level data on drugged driving by addressing the most significant barriers that impede state efforts to collect and compile such data.
March 2016 // Technical Report // Fact Sheet
This report presents the results of our annual Traffic Safety Culture Index survey, providing data on the attitudes and behaviors of the American public with respect to key traffic safety topics.
February 2016 // Technical Report // Fact Sheet
This study investigated the number of motor vehicle crashes, injuries, and deaths that occurred in the United States in years 2010-2014 in relation to weather conditions and roadway surface conditions.
January 2016 // Technical Report // Fact Sheet
This study provides updated estimates of the prevalence of self-reported drowsy driving based on data from a nationally-representative survey of drivers conducted in 2015.
November 2015 // Technical Report
This report examines behaviors observed in crashes of fleet vehicles captured on in-vehicle video cameras.
June 2015 // Technical Report
This study examines whether the Great Recession contributed to reductions in fatal crashes by disproportionately reducing the amount of driving done by groups of drivers that have greater rates of crash involvement.
May 2015 // Technical Report
This report documents the development of the AAA Foundation's American Driving Survey, which quantifies the amount and type of driving done by U.S. drivers using daily surveys of a representative sample of U.S. households.
April 2015 // Technical Report // Fact Sheet
This report presents the results of our annual Traffic Safety Culture Index survey, providing data on the attitudes and behaviors of the American public with respect to key traffic safety topics.
January 2015 // Technical Report // Fact Sheet
This study estimates the prevalence of motor vehicle crashes, injuries, and deaths that involve drowsy driving, using data from a sample of in-depth crash investigations conducted by the U.S. Department of Transportation.
November 2014 // Technical Report