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Because of this, injury researchers are increasingly becoming aware of the need to disseminate and translate their research findings through local and national media-yet most researchers have not been trained on the most effective ways to work with the media. This presentation will teach researchers why it is important to share their research with the media and give them the tools to maximize their efforts.  \nMethods/Approach: Using case studies from our center, we will discuss the ways we have effectively used the media to inform and educate the public about important injury-related public health issues. We will draw on our examples to show the step-by-step process we use to take the research findings from the published article into the media. Results: By the end of the session, participants will be able to: Understand the importance of using the media to disseminate public health messages.  \nAuthors: Lara McKenzie, Tracy Mehan  \nMotor Vehicle Policy  \nAlcohol Ignition Interlock Installation in New Vehicles as a Primary Prevention Measure to Decrease Alcohol Involved Crash Fatalities and Non-Fatal Injuries  \nPatrick M. Carter, University of Michigan  \nStatement of Purpose: Alcohol-impaired drivers are responsible for one-third of annual motor vehicle crash (MVC) fatalities and $51 billion in economic costs per year. Alcohol ignition interlock devices (AIID), currently utilized to prevent convicted DUI offenders from drink driving, are under study by federal regulators as a potential primary prevention tool among the general population to decrease alcohol-impaired driving and alcohol related traffic fatalities. This analysis models the number of alcoholinvolved fatalities and non-fatal injuries prevented, as well as the associated MVC-related cost savings when AIID are installed in all new US vehicles.  \nMethods: The Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS) and National Automotive Sampling System  General Estimates System (NASS-GES) were used to identify fatal/non-fatal injuries from 2006-2010 associated with drinking drivers of non-bus passenger vehicles. Data were adjusted to account for crashes that would have occurred independent of alcohol consumption. The estimated impact of AIID installation for the first year was derived using the number of preventable alcohol-related injuries associated with vehicles.  \nAuthors: Patrick M. Carter, Carol A. Flannagan, C. Raymond Bingham, Rebecca M. Cunningham, Jonathan D. Rupp  \nThe Impact of State Level Graduated Driver Licensing Policy on Rates of Unlicensed Driving and Passenger Restraint Use-Can Stricter Legislation Foster a Culture of Safety?  \nJonathan Fu, Yale University School of Medicine Purpose: Since 1996, states have begun implementing graduated driver licensing (GDL) programs. Increased restrictions could steer new drivers towards driving unlicensed. Unlicensed driving is associated with increased fatal crashes and high-risk behaviors that have been shown to adversely affect passenger safety behaviors like restraint use. The objective of this study was to assess the impact of varying state level GDL programs on rates of unlicensed  \nSession Abstracts  \ndriving and on passenger restraint use. Methods: Deidentified data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Fatality Analysis Reporting System from years 1996-2010 was analyzed. 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