Evaluation of Driver2020 Interventions for Young Drivers

This document is a published project report detailing the Driver2020 trial, which evaluates interventions aimed at improving safety for young and novice drivers during their first year of driving. The report outlines the background and context of the trial, including the challenges faced by young drivers and the rationale for the selected interventions. Five interventions were tested, with three targeting learner drivers and two for novice drivers. The report describes the design and methodology of the trial, including participant recruitment and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on data collection. It presents findings from various analyses, including statistical modeling of collision rates and qualitative insights from participant interviews. Limitations of the study are also discussed, highlighting factors such as sample bias and the effects of the pandemic on driving tests. Overall, the report aims to provide a comprehensive evaluation of the interventions' effectiveness in enhancing road safety for young drivers.