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MULTIDISCIPLINARY ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION PROGRAM

Rudolf Limpert, Averett, F Gamero

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This is the final report of a twofold traffic safety program consisting of (1) in-depth investigation of 35 selected motor vehicle accidents, and (2) seat belt usage comparison study. A summary of the 35 multidisciplinary accident investigations is presented and major findings are explained. A brief summary of the important results ofthe seat belt usage study is included. (Author)

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This is the final report of a twofold traffic safety program consisting of (1) in-depth investigation of 35 selected motor vehicle accidents, and (2) seat belt usage comparison study. A summary of the 35 multidisciplinary accident investigations is presented and major findings are explained. A brief summary of the important results ofthe seat belt usage study is included. (Author)

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This is the final report of a twofold traffic safety program consisting of (1) in-depth investigation of 35 selected motor vehicle accidents, and (2) seat belt usage comparison study. A summary of the 35 multidisciplinary accident investigations is presented and major findings are explained. A brief summary of the important results ofthe seat belt usage study is included. (Author)

Key concepts: Multidisciplinary approach, Accident (philosophy), Seat belt, Forensic engineering, Aeronautics, Engineering, Transport engineering, Political science

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