2011
| Author | Williamson, Genevieve; Thompson, Kirrilly; Tedmanson, Deirdre |
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| Date | December, 2011 |
| Source/Publisher | School of Psychology, Social Work and Social Policy: University of South Australia |
| Link(s) | http://www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/wps/wcm/connect/cb4472004326d857a5e1ef0aafe4bbfc/Supporting+Aboriginal+People+to+Obtain+and+Retain+Driver+Licences+-+a+Literature+Review-PH%26CS-SRS-20140305.pdf?MOD=AJPERES&%3BCACHEID=cb4472004326d857a5e1ef0aafe4bbfc |
| Subjects | Children and Young People |
This paper discusses the benefits to Indigenous people obtaining and retaining a driver’s licence including improved mobility, road safety, health and well being. It outlines barriers to obtaining and retaining a licence; the links between licence issues and contact with the criminal justice system; and identifies initiatives, including enablers and barriers, that support people to obtain and retain a licence. Of note is that the factors that are benefits for indigenous people being licensed are also the same factors that are barriers.
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