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This review produced by Johns Hopkins International Injury Research Unit synthesizes the data available on distracted driving and recommendations on interventions aiming to reduce distracted driving.
Despite the large burden of road traffic injuries (RTIs) resulting from distracted driving, there are insufficient studies that examine the effectiveness of legislation related to distracted driving. While 145 countries prohibit the use of hand-held mobile phones while driving, only 64 routinely collect distracted driving data through police reports and a few observational studies.
This review synthesizes the data available on distracted driving, types of distraction resulting in road crashes, common risk factors, and recommendations on interventions aiming to reduce distracted driving.
This resource includes the executive summary and technical report of a multi-pronged research study assessing adherence to Child Safety regulations...
These comprehensive reports highlight results of ongoing studies that captured speed, helmet use, and seat-belt and child restraint use as road saf...
This review produced by Johns Hopkins International Injury Research Unit aims presents global evidence of the effectiveness of other interventions ...
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