Revisiting exposure: Fatal and non-fatal traffic injury risk across different populations of travelers in Wisconsin, 2001–2009

2013/08/27 by Carolyn McAndrews, Kirsten Beyer, Clare E. Guse +2 · 11 citations
Engineering · Medicine · Social Sciences · #Traffic and Road Safety #Injury Epidemiology and Prevention #Urban Transport and Accessibility

paper · doi:10.1016/j.aap.2013.08.005

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