2013
DOI: 10.46298/cst.12128
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Deterring driving under influence: from theory to behaviors

Emmanuel Kemel

Abstract: Driving under influence has become the main cause of fatalities on French roads, and the deterrence policies implemented over the last decades have shown limited impacts on these behaviors. This paper presents a behavioral analysis of deterrence theory, in the case of DUI. These policies are shown to be particularly efficient when users are risk averse. The second part presents empirical studies showing that alcohol consumption is generally associated to risk taking behaviors. These results partly explain why … Show more

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