Traffic crashes and changes in distilled spirits availability: A time-series analysis in a South-eastern U.S. state,.

Author(s)
Holder, H.D. & Blose, J.O.
Year
Abstract

Results of this study provide support for the hypothesis that alcohol-related traffic crashes increased in North Carolina as a result of the specific change in distilled spirits availability. The results also suggest that changes in distilled spirits availability need to be evaluated in terms of their potential for increasing alcohol-related traffic problems.

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Library number
B 25937 (In: B 25860) /83.4 / IRRD 805879
Source

In: Alcohol, drugs and traffic safety-T 86. Proceedings of the 10th International Conference on Alcohol, Drugs and Traffic Safety, Amsterdam, 9-12 September 1986; p. 459-461, 2 ref.

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