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SAMHSA News - July/August 2004, Volume 12, Number 4
 

For Many Youth, Summer Means First-Time Substance Use

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Young Drivers Report


In a related report on young people, substance abuse, and driving, OAS data show that young drivers age 15 to 17 in states with the most restrictive driver licensing laws had lower rates of heavy drinking than those in states with the least restrictive laws.

States vary in the extent to which they restrict driving behavior among young drivers. This report identifies the states categorized from most restrictive to least restrictive according to the four-category rating scheme developed by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety and the Traffic Injury Research Foundation.

Visit Graduated Driver Licensing and Drinking among Young Drivers to view an online copy of the report.

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