Racial and Ethnic Group Comparisons - National Survey of Driving and Driving Attitudes and Behaviors

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This report provides the methodology for a study to determine differences in impaired driving attitudes and behaviors among diverse groups of people nationwide. A survey was conducted of 10,453 people of White, Black, Hispanic, Asian, and American Indian, or Eskimo descent, to assess the self-reported prevalence of driving within two hours of drinking alcohol. Respondent's attitudes on enforcement, prevention, legal limits, and crash and injury experience were also determined. This report describes the methods used to conduct interviews and analyze the data. It also includes a copy of the most recent questionnaire administered to survey respondents. Three color, 8.5" x 11", 55 pages.

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