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Survey results on Parental Perceptions of the Learner Driver Log Book System in two Australian States

Queensland University of Technology
Bates, Lyndel ; Watson, Barry ; King, Mark
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Professor Barry Watson

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Though many jurisdictions internationally now require learner drivers to complete a specified number of hours of supervised driving practice before being able to drive unaccompanied, very few require learner drivers to complete a log book to record this practice and then present it to the licensing authority.

Learner drivers in most Australian jurisdictions must complete a log book that records their practice, thereby confirming to the licensing authority that they have met the mandated hours of practice requirement. These log books facilitate the management and enforcement of minimum supervised hours of driving requirements. Parents of learner drivers in 2 Australian states, Queensland and New South Wales, completed an online survey assessing a range of factors, including their perceptions of the accuracy of their child's learner log book and the effectiveness of the log book system.

Data time period: 07 2009 to 31 05 2010

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