Teaching Old Dogs New Tricks? Training and Older Motorcyclists

Past studies of the effects of motorcycle training on crash involvement have shown mixed results. However, many of the studies were conducted when most trainee riders were aged under 20. Now, many trainees are older and have considerable car driving experience. Training programs have also changed. F...

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Published inJournal of Road Safety (Australasian College of Road Safety. Online) Vol. 18; no. 4
Main Authors Narelle Haworth, Christine Mulvihill, Peter Rowden
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Australasian College of Road Safety 01.11.2007
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Summary:Past studies of the effects of motorcycle training on crash involvement have shown mixed results. However, many of the studies were conducted when most trainee riders were aged under 20. Now, many trainees are older and have considerable car driving experience. Training programs have also changed. For these reasons, this paper examines the training history of a sample of older riders and the links to their crash involvement.
ISSN:2652-4260
2652-4252