Evaluation of the effect of perception of risk messages on observed safety belt usage.

Author(s)
Waller, P.F. Li, L.K. Stewart, J.R. & Ma, J.M.
Year
Abstract

This study examined the effect of carefully developed safety belt messages on observed belt usage. On the basis of this study it cannot be concluded that brief messages on the effects of safety belt usage and the risk of motor vehicle injury, combined with follow- up messages via telephone, lead to increases in observed belt usage.

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Publication

Library number
B 28345 /83 / IRRD 286404
Source

Washington, D.C., National Highway Traffic Safety Administration NHTSA / Chapel Hill, NC., University of North Carolina, Highway Safety Research Center HSRC, 1984, XI + 148 p., 3 ref.; NTIS PB 85-153765 / DOT HS 806 595

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