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Abstract: 

Article from various journals dealing with repeat drunk drivers, the effects of in-car cell phone use among college students, older adults and heavy drinking, driving with poor vision, the relation between fuel efficiency and traffic safety, finding a correlation between female binge drinking and issues of their activity, weight, and depression, and fatal vision goggles: “How Can Repeat Drunk Drivers Be Influenced to Change? Analysis of the Association Between Drunk Driving and DUI Recidivists’ Attitudes and Beliefs” by Michael D. Greenberg, J.D., Ph.D., Andrew M. Morral, Ph.D., and Arvind K. Jain, M.S. 65 (4) J. Stud. Alcohol (Jul. 2004); “The Impact of In-Vehicle Cell-Phone Use on Accidents or Near-Accidents Among College Students” by Dong-Chul Seo, Ph.D., and Mohammad R. Torabi, Ph.D., 53 (3) J. Am. Coll. Health (Nov./Dec. 2004); “High-Risk Alcohol Consumption and Late-Life Alcohol Use Problems” by Rudolf H. Moos, Ph.D., Penny L. Brennan, Ph.D., Kathleen K. Schutte, Ph.D., and Bernice S. Moos, B.S. 94 (11) Am. J. Pub. Health (Nov. 2004); “Equal Protection, the ADA, and Driving with Low Vision: A Legal Analysis” by Mary R. Marta and Duane Geruschat 98 (10) J. Vis. Imp. & Blind. (Oct. 2004); “Motor Vehicle Fuel Efficiency and Traffic Fatalities” by Robert B. Noland 25 (4) Energy J. (Oct. 2004); “Binge Drinking in Female College Students: The Association of Physical Activity, Weight Concern, and Depressive Symptoms” by Kristin S. Vickers, Ph.D., et al. 53 (3) J. Am. Coll. Health (Nov./Dec. 2004); “The Effectiveness of Fatal Vision Goggles: Disentangling Experiential Versus Onlooker Effects” by Jeremy Jewell, Stephen Hupp, and Greg Luttrell 48 (3) J. Dr. & Alc. Ed. (Dec. 2004);

Keywords: J. Stud. Alcohol; J. Am. Coll. Health; Am. J. Pub. Health; J. Vis. Imp. & Blind; Energy J.; J. Dr. & Alc. Ed;

Affiliations:  1: Highway Safety Advocate.