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REDUCING PEDESTRIAN CRASHES AMONG CHILDREN. SYMPOSIUM ON MOTOR VEHICLE INJURIES: PROCEEDINGS. DECEMBER 7, 1987, NEW YORK, NEW YORK

David F. Preusser

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This paper examines the pedestrian crash problem as it relates to children. The nature of the problem is examined and some of the already developed behaviorally oriented safety education programs are discussed. Much of the work covered in this paper was funded by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and is the result of a long-term program to reduce pedestrian injuries.

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This paper examines the pedestrian crash problem as it relates to children. The nature of the problem is examined and some of the already developed behaviorally oriented safety education programs are discussed. Much of the work covered in this paper was funded by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and is the result of a long-term program to reduce pedestrian injuries.

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This paper examines the pedestrian crash problem as it relates to children. The nature of the problem is examined and some of the already developed behaviorally oriented safety education programs are discussed. Much of the work covered in this paper was funded by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and is the result of a long-term program to reduce pedestrian injuries.

Key concepts: Pedestrian, Crash, Motor vehicle crash, Transport engineering, Work (physics), Engineering, Suicide prevention, Poison control

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