Public Support for Drunk-Driving Countermeasures: Social Policy for Saving Lives

Reports results of a community survey, conducted to investigate the option of addressing drunk driving as a public health issue rooted in social institutions, that found that the public endorsed reducing drunk driving through legal deterrence and rehabilitation, but was also willing to support sever...

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Published inCrime and delinquency Vol. 41; no. 2; p. 171
Main Author Applegate, Brandon K
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 01.04.1995
Subjects
Alcohol Abuse
Alcohol Education
Antisocial Behavior
Community Attitudes
Community Problems
Community Responsibility
Community Surveys
Drinking
Driving While Intoxicated
Intervention
Ohio (Cincinnati)
Prevention
Public Opinion
Public Policy
Ohio (Cincinnati)
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Summary:Reports results of a community survey, conducted to investigate the option of addressing drunk driving as a public health issue rooted in social institutions, that found that the public endorsed reducing drunk driving through legal deterrence and rehabilitation, but was also willing to support several socially based interventions. (LKS)
ISSN:0011-1287
DOI:10.1177/0011128795041002001