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The nature of the reduction in alcohol in U.S. fatal crashes
J. C. Fell and R. Klein, Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc., Warrendale, PA, February 1986, Report No. 860038
Elsevier
| 1986
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Elsevier
| 1989
nature and severity of car occupants' injuries were recorded for all car crashes during the same 3-month period in 1976, 1977, 1978 (before the ...
International handbook of maritime economics
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TIBKAT
| 2011
-depth analysis and a contemporary perspective on a wide-ranging array of topics in maritime economics. Inherently global in nature, the ...
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Elsevier
| 1987
been properly investigated or justified. These assumptions relate to the nature of the distribution of mean accident rates between sites, the ...
What is this thing called a safety regulation?
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Elsevier
| 1984
the need for, validity, and effectiveness of safety regulations also continue. This paper explores the nature of a safety regulation, what can ...
Wind-induced accidents of road vehicles
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Elsevier
| 1991
analysis are used to determine which vehicles are most at risk during windy periods, the nature of the accidents that were caused, and the likely ...
Effects of license revocation on drunk-driving offenders∗
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Elsevier
| 1988
into the operation of license actions. It uses intensive personal interviews with offenders to obtain information concerning the nature and ...
Drunk driving among American blacks and Hispanics
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Elsevier
| 1991
extent and nature of minority group involvement in drunk driving. Most of the research supports the view that American blacks and Hispanics are ...
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Elsevier
| 1985
consequences of death, injury and disability poses a growing concern, especially in developing countries. The objectives and nature of various ...
Evaluating voluntary risks of injury
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Elsevier
| 1987
perceive and respond to risks. They also rely on ethical assumptions, regarding how people should respond. The nature and validity of these ...
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Elsevier
| 1982
drivers with B.A.C.s over 80 mg. Although the nature of the study precludes firm conclusions being drawn, hypotheses are offered as ...
Societal influences on childhood accidents
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Elsevier
| 1980
only the behavior of both children and parents but also the nature and number of hazards in the child's environment, both at home and elsewhere ...
Spontaneous attributional thinking following near-miss and loss-producing traffic accidents
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Elsevier
| 1990
generated more self-questioning; however, the nature of questions did not indicate increased attributional activity. With injury and damage, the ...
The monitoring of vigilance in locomotive engineers
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Elsevier
| 1982
than at level crossings) have been found to be due to deficiencies in operator performance. Although the evidence regarding the precise nature ...
Exposure to risk and the risk of exposure
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Elsevier
| 1982
. There is thus a need for exposure data that reflect known accident dangers. A new approach to the causes of accidents based on the nature of the ...
The effect of enforcement upon service of alcohol to intoxicated patrons of bars and restaurants
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Elsevier
| 1993
, while numbers of arrested DWIs was related to the nature of the establishment's clientele, policies, and practices. While enforcement of alcohol ...
Agricultural pesticide accidents and prevention in ecuador
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Elsevier
| 1989
pesticides is a worldwide problem. Although data gaps exist, there is an ever-growing body of information on the incidence and nature of pesticide ...
A prevention programme for drinking driving
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Elsevier
| 1980
Toronto, but the urban nature and restricted size of the experiment's geographic unit, as well as similar changes in control areas and ...
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