S. 738, the High Risk Drivers Act of 1993 (Classic Reprint): Hearing Before the Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation, United States ... United States Senate (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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A focused Senate hearing on S. 738, the High Risk Drivers Act, exploring grants, enforcement, and research to curb crashes among young drivers.

This non-fiction account outlines the intent and context of a proposed law aimed at reducing high-risk driving. It highlights the focus on younger drivers, stronger enforcement of underage drinking laws, and the use of new technologies to improve road safety. The material also covers proposed penalties and grant programs designed to encourage states to adopt safer driving practices.

• What the act targets: teen and young-driver safety, with a emphasis on reducing alcohol-related crashes.


• Key provisions: provisional licensing, lowered BAC standards for minors, penalties for selling alcohol to minors, and railroad crossing safety fines.


• Funding and incentives: how state programs could qualify for grants to expand anti-impaired driving measures.


• Broader context: the role of research and new vehicle technologies in making highways safer for seniors and all motorists.

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