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Alcohol and Fatal Road Traffic Accidents

M. Rufus Crompton

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An analysis of 208 cases of immediate death in a road traffic accident in which the blood alcohol was estimated, showed a definite characteristic distribution of varying blood alcohol levels in the various types of road users of differing age and sex.

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An analysis of 208 cases of immediate death in a road traffic accident in which the blood alcohol was estimated, showed a definite characteristic distribution of varying blood alcohol levels in the various types of road users of differing age and sex.

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An analysis of 208 cases of immediate death in a road traffic accident in which the blood alcohol was estimated, showed a definite characteristic distribution of varying blood alcohol levels in the various types of road users of differing age and sex.

Key concepts: Blood alcohol, Road traffic accident, Road traffic, Traffic accident, Transport engineering, Medical emergency, Road accident, Drunk driving

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