The impact of legislation on self-reported safety belt use in a working population.

Author(s)
Fielding, J.E. Knight, K.K. & Goetzel, R.Z.
Year
Abstract

To assess the impact of safety belt laws, the authors compared self-reported use of safety belts among employed residents of states with primary, secondary, and no laws in a group of 17,830 volunteer health profile participants. Failure to wear safety belts at least 80% of the time was reported by 22% of subjects covered by primary laws, 23% of those covered by secondary laws, and 39% of those not covered by any law. (A)

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931607 ST [electronic version only]
Source

Journal of Occupational Medicine, Vol. 34 (1992), No. 7 (July), p. 715-717, 5 ref.

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