Drugs and Driving: Information Needs and Research Requirements, Final Report, April 1979

Joscelyn, Kent O.; Jones, R K; Maickel, Roger P.; Donelson, A C

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“…Despite an ever expanding body of literature, the state of knowledge of drugs and driving remains limited. Reviewers of research linking drugs and highway safety (Perrine 1975;Joscelyn and Maickel 1977a;Willette 1977;Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development 1978;Seppala, Linnoila, and Mattila 1979;Joscelyn, Jones, Maickel, and Donelson 1979;Nichols, 1971) have generally concluded that definitive studies are lacking.…”

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Marijuana, other drugs and their relation to highway safety: A report to Congress--1979

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“…A comprehensive review and analysis of the relationship between drugs (other than alcohol alone) and highway safety were conducted by Joscelyn et al (1979). The authors summarize their review: "The reported studies have thus far shown that drugs do appear in accident-involved drivers, that drugs are used just before driving, and that many drug users have poorer than average driving records" (p.73).…”

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Identification of Motivations for Unsafe Driving Actions and Potential Countermeasures

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Drugs and Driving: A Systematic Analytical Approach

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To collect useful epidemiological data about drug involvement in highway safety, it is essential that sensitive and specific analytical procedures be used to establish the presence of and to determine the concentrations of drugs and metabolites in samples collected from drivers. This paper describes a comprehensive and systematic screening procedure requiring 6 mL of blood, which has been used for the analysis of samples collected from injured and fatally injured drivers. The procedure uses radioimmunoassay, gas chromatography with selective detectors, and high performance liquid chromatography. Drugs and metabolites presumptively identified are then confirmed primarily using gas chromatography$#x2014;chemical ionization mass spectrometry.

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Drugs and Driving: Information Needs and Research Requirements, Final Report, April 1979

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Marijuana, other drugs and their relation to highway safety: A report to Congress--1979

Marijuana, other drugs and their relation to highway safety: A report to Congress--1979

Identification of Motivations for Unsafe Driving Actions and Potential Countermeasures

Drugs and Driving: A Systematic Analytical Approach

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