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Our survey is aimed at the demograph of the teen to late twenties age group. It is not gender specific.

The questions were formed as the result of a focus group held with 20 teenagers of equal gender difference at Mercy Mounthawk Secondary School, Tralee, Co. Kerry

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What do you think is the biggest factor in crashes amongst 17-25 year olds?

Inexperience	Showing off
Getting a thrill	Drunk Driving
Drugs Driving	Speed
	Other
If "other" please state:

2. Are current radio & tv ads having any effect?

Yes

3. Would you drink and drive?

Yes

4. Please explain why you choose yes/no for question 3

5. Have you ever driven with somebody who you knew had been drinking?

Yes

6. Please explain why you choose yes/no for question 5

7. Do you think modern road death statistics are representing the scenario accurately?

Yes

8. Do you know who the R.S.A are?

Yes

9. Are people who drive modified cars more likely to crash?

Yes

10.Does fast or reckless driving excite you?

Yes

11. If you answered yes to question 10, please describe how it makes you feel, why does it excite you?

12.Does fast or reckless driving impress you?

Yes

13. If you answered yes to question 12, please describe how it makes you feel, how does it impress you?

14. Please explain why you think that statistics indicate that male drivers are involved in more serious or fatal accidents?

15. Do you think through education road deaths can be reduced?

Yes

What do you think should be done to get through to younger drivers to reduce crashes?

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Save Some One Ireland research has already interested Transition year co-ordinators at a Kerry based secondary school. An exhibition DVD detailing common errors and hazards from everyday driving is at present being compiled.

For more information about the DVD come here.