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Public support for logbooks during the supervised practice driving phase of graduated driver licensing: a national survey of teens and parents in the USA.

Johnathon P EhsaniMichelle L DurenAndrew HellingerAhmed Sabit
Published in: Injury prevention : journal of the International Society for Child and Adolescent Injury Prevention (2024)
This is the first study to measure teen and parent support for the logbook format to track supervised practice driving. Public support for electronic logbooks is high, suggesting that policy makers could consider adding an electronic logbook requirement to graduated driver licensing systems to objectively measure completed practice driving hours. Driver educators could also promote the use electronic logbooks to track practice and calibrate behind-the-wheel lessons to the amount of practice driving that has been completed.
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