INTRODUCING BEER SALES AT A CANADIAN BALL PARK: THE EFFECT ON MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENTS

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VINGILIS, E ADDICTION RES FOUNDATION, TORONTO, CANADA LIBAN, CB ADDICTION RES FOUNDATION, TORONTO, CANADA BLEFGEN, H ADDICTION RES FOUNDATION, TORONTO, CANADA COLBOURNE, D METROPOLITAN TORONTO POLICE, CANADA REYNOLDS, D METROPOLITAN TORONTO POLICE, CANADA
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The impact of introducing the legal sale of beer in a Toronto stadium on drinking-driving accidents is investigated. The results suggest that a greater proportion of accidents in the postgame time arealcohol-related when compared to pregame times and to control times. No significant effect was found, however, for the introduction of legal beer sales, suggesting that drinking was common before the public sales policy. (A)

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I 855048 IRRD 9301
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ACCIDENT ANALYSIS AND PREVENTION 1992 /10 E24 5 PAG: 521-6 T4

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