Alcohol use by drivers fatally injured in motor vehicle accidents : 1994 and the previous seven years.

Author(s)
Transport Canada, Road Safety
Year
Abstract

This leaflet provides information on the blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of driver fatally injured in motor vehicle accidents in Canadian provinces and territories. The information is derived from the Traffic Injury Research Foundation (TIRF) Fatality Database, which consists of data collected from reports prepared by provincial corroners, medical examiners or investigating police officers. Information has been compiled since 1973 for seven provinces (British Columbia, Alterta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island). In 1985, Nova Scotia was added to the database followed by Newfoundland in 1986. In 1987 similar data from Quebec and the two territories became available, making the database representative of all ten provinces and two territories (twelve jurisdictions).

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962341 ST fo
Source

Ottawa, Ontario, Transport Canada, Road Safety, 1996, 7 + 5 p.; Leaflet TP 2436; CL 9606 (E)

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