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CAUSES AND CHARACTERISTICS OF SINGLE CAR ACCIDENT. PART

Kenneth G. Jamieson

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THE IMPORTANCE OF CHEMICAL TESTING IN DETERMINING BLOOD ALCOHOL LEVELS OF AUTOMOBILE DRIVERS IS DISCUSSED AND CONSIDERATION IS GIVEN TO THE ROLE OF THE BREATHALYZER IN RELATION TO ALCOHOL AND DRIVING LEGISLATION. /PA/

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THE IMPORTANCE OF CHEMICAL TESTING IN DETERMINING BLOOD ALCOHOL LEVELS OF AUTOMOBILE DRIVERS IS DISCUSSED AND CONSIDERATION IS GIVEN TO THE ROLE OF THE BREATHALYZER IN RELATION TO ALCOHOL AND DRIVING LEGISLATION. /PA/

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THE IMPORTANCE OF CHEMICAL TESTING IN DETERMINING BLOOD ALCOHOL LEVELS OF AUTOMOBILE DRIVERS IS DISCUSSED AND CONSIDERATION IS GIVEN TO THE ROLE OF THE BREATHALYZER IN RELATION TO ALCOHOL AND DRIVING LEGISLATION. /PA/

Key concepts: Legislation, Alcohol, Blood alcohol, Poison control, Environmental health, Human factors and ergonomics, Occupational safety and health, Accident (philosophy)

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