One of the major research activities was a review of programmatic, conceptual, and empirical literature, intended to provide a contextual basis within which to locate the information gathered in the other program analysis activities. A second major research activity was a program review, designed to provide an overview of the assumptions, premises, objectives, activities, and outcomes of existing juvenile drunk driving prevention programs. The third major research activity, a site-visit review, was intended to provide an indepth analysis of a limited sample of programs. The research revealed a general lack of a strong theoretical grounding for program activities. There was also a tendency to view drunk driving problems as located within the individual to the exclusion of other behavioral factors. There is need for additional attention to implementation and to a more sophisticated and widespread evaluation of programs. Recommendations are offered to address these deficiencies. 6 tabels, 2 figures, 62 references.