An Analysis of Ultimate Performance Measures to Determine Total Project Impact of the Fairfax Alcohol Safety Action Project: Progress Report #3, January 1, 1974 - December 31, 1974

Report No: 76-R29

Published in 1975

About the report:

The Fairfax ASAP project, one of 35 federally funded alcohol countermeasure projects designed to attack the problem of drunken drivers on the highways, was implemented at the community level in January 1972. This report summarizes the results of data obtained to measure project impact on selected ultimate performance indicators at the end of the third year of project operations, 1974.

Documents

76-R29

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Authors

Jeffrey A. Spencer, Wayne S. Ferguson

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