The parents' campaign for safe driving tuition

If so many other countries require
novice drivers to display 'P' plates - why don't we?

The Government is consulting on making newly qualifiedrivers display a probationary ('P' plate). If you want to make an informed decision, why not find out more about the systems in other countries.

Information is available from Learn and Live's Website:

www.learnandlive.org.uk/content.html and/or the Learn and Live CD-ROM resource. This includes:

Learn and Live's 1992 voluntary 'P' plate campaign survey
Our current Website 'P' plate survey
Papers from "R DRIVERS in Northern Ireland" 1994, Queen's University, Belfast
Accident statistics involving novice drivers from the Royal Ulster Constabulary
Papers from the 1st Internet Conference on Novice Driver Issues 1999,
see CD\PDF Docs\Conference) or http://noviceforum.drivers.com
Links to Road Safety Information
Systems in other European Countries
Graduated Driving Licences in USA

Department of Transport, Ontario, Canada

Assessment of the Impact of Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL)on Novice Drivers - Quebec

British Columbia

Insurance Institute for Highway Safety - USA

AA Driver Education Foundation - New Zealand

GDL - New South Wales, Australia

VicRoads Victoria Australia

http://www.mto.gov.on.ca/english/

http://noviceforum.drivers.com

http://www.icbc.com

http://www.hwysafety.org

http://www.aadd.co.nz

http://www.rta.nsw.gov.au

www.vicroads.vic.gov.au/

If so many other countries require novice drivers to display 'P' plates - why don't we?

If so many other countries require
novice drivers to display 'P' plates - why don't we?