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1. - Use the keywords teen crash - Limit your results to 2016. - Select an article about a teen involved in a crash. - Email the article to yourself. |
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2. - Do the following search "blood alcohol" woman - Limit your results to 2016 - Select two articles about women and blood alcohol readings - Put a tick next to the articles - Click on Save icon - Click on PDF - Click on Continue - Save the file with the file name Blood Alcohol onto your desktop |
Research 8
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Scroll down to p. 37 of the Handbook. The page is called "Making our roads safer for everyone". - Write a 100 word analysis of the graph on this page. |
Locate the following sentences in the webpage
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1. Young drivers (17-25 years) represent one-quarter of all Australian road deaths, but are only 10-15% of the licensed driver population. Comment on this, specifically discussing the relationship between "one quarter" and 10-15%? |
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2. One-third of all speeding drivers and rider in fatal crashes are males aged 17-25; 6 per cent are females aged 17-25. Rewrite this sentence so that the proportions are both expressed using the same units, so they are directly comparable. |
Research 9
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1. - Conduct this search "leading causes of death" site:.gov - Click on the Australian Institute for Health and Welfare website - Scroll down and analyse the coloured table. - Write down the 4 leading causes of death of Australians aged 15 and 24. |
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2. - Conduct this search "car safety ratings site:.nsw.gov.au - Click on Safety ratings Safety vehicles Staying Safe NSW Centre for Road Safety - Watch the crash tests videos |