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Accidental road traffic deaths - prospects for local prevention

163 fatal road traffic accidents resulting in 178 deaths occurring from 1983-1987 in a Danish country have been studied from a preventive perspective. Alcohol was an important factor in 41% of all fatal RTAs. Other factors such as high speed, the use of seat belts and helmets, and technical defects are mentioned. Also the material has been analysed according to types of accidents. Prospects for the local prevention of RTAs are discussed with particular emphasis on accidents related alcohol and high speed. Examples are given of preventive activities where experience gained through the present study have been useful.

Record #:
1009
Date:
1994
Format:
Journal Article
Author:
Steensberg, Jens
Source:
Accident Analysis and Prevention
Citation:
26 (5), feb
Issue pages:
p1-9
Keywords:
ROAD SAFETY;DATA COLLECTION;RESEARCH;ACCIDENTS-ROAD;PREVENTION STRATEGIES
Identity:
EUR
Location:
F010;F

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