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期刊名:Traffic injury prevention

缩写:TRAFFIC INJ PREV

ISSN:1538-9588

e-ISSN:1538-957X

IF/分区:1.9/Q3

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Objectives: Secondary accidents generate a serious threat to road safety and traffic efficiency due to their compounded impact on congestion and emergency response. Due to the higher risks and difficulty for prevention of...
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Charles M Farmer,Angela H Eichelberger,Mark M Ezzell et al. Charles M Farmer et al.
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Sam D Doecke,Matthew R J Baldock Sam D Doecke
Objective: To assess the degree to which speed limits are being set in accordance with the Safe System, with fatal crash rates remaining negligible regardless of speed limit. A further objective was to examine the reducti...
Alireza Abdolrazaghi,Shima Zarabadi Pour Alireza Abdolrazaghi
Objectives: Road traffic injuries remain a leading cause of mortality and disability worldwide, especially in low- and middle-income countries. This study aimed to develop and validate a machine-learning model to predict ...
Chunting Nie,Shunchao Wang,Qinghai Lin Chunting Nie
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Objective: Neck injuries represent a predominant category of injuries in automotive collisions. Non-neutral head-neck postures are believed to increase the risk of neck injury during rear impact scenarios. However, quanti...
Mario M Landa,Bethany Pollock,Leopoldo Castillo et al. Mario M Landa et al.
Objective: Motor vehicle collisions are a leading cause of death for children. Risks of driver speeding, distraction, and impairment and protective benefits of following child passenger safety guidelines are well establis...
Jia Wang,Shizhe Jia,Jun Li et al. Jia Wang et al.
Objectives: This study explored the status and causative factors of drug driving behavior among professional drivers in China, by examining their perceptions of impairment caused by legal and illegal drugs, attitudes towa...