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See Latest ArticlesMechanisms involved in the recent large reductions in US road fatalities
Injury Prevention, 06/08/09
Sivak M - The results suggest that the larger-than-expected fall in road fatalities is partly a consequence of the disproportional decreases in rural driving and leisure driving.
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