Traffic Safety
B-864
09/13/2005
- Content
Traffic Safety applies the methods of science to better understand one of the worlds major problems -- harm in road traffic. It goes to the heart of the problem, with unconstrained analyses and identification of more effective countermeasures.
Chapters include:
- Introduction
- Data sources
- Overview of traffic fatalities
- Vehicle mass and size
- Environment, roadway, and vehicle
- Gender, age, and alcohol effects on survival
- Older drivers
- Driver performance
- Driver behavior
- Alcohol
- Occupant protection
- Airbag benefits, airbag costs
- Measures to improve traffic safety
- How you can reduce your risk
- The dramatic failure of US safety policy
- Vision for a safer tomorrow
- Citation
- Evans, L., "Traffic Safety,".(Bloomfield Hills, MI: Science Serving Society, 2005),.