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Appendix A - Unknown/Uncertain/Unlikely Countermeasures
Pages 33-35

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... . − Motorcycle education and training courses (weight of research evidence suggests no effects on crashes)
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... . 0 Comprehensive belt laws versus laws with significant exceptions (no relevant research, e.g., on extent to which belt laws that cover rear passengers increase belt use; does not have characteristics associated with successful laws)
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... . + High BAC sanctions (limited evidence suggests positive effects on recidivism)
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  • relevant evaluations
  • european research
  • graduated licensing
  • encouraging bicyclists

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  • safety clubs
  • cell phone
  • child safety
  • licensing screening

  • education courses
  • bike fairs
  • increase licensure
  • medical advisory
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