A REVIEW OF ROAD TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS IN JAMAICA (1985-1990)

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NEMBHARD, OD THE WEST INDIES UNIV, MONA, KINGSTON, JAMAICA
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Police Traffic Division statistics for Jamaica (the largest English speaking island in the Caribbean) were reviewed for the year 1985-1990. Data revealed that the majority of fatal accidents occurred between 3 and 6pm (23%) and involved mainly pedestrians (44%). Vulnerable road users (pedestrians, motor and pedal cyclists along with their passengers) accounted for 65% of fatalities. The month of December accounted for the highest proportion of fatalities (11%). Fatalities and injuries were concentrated around the metropole namely Kingston & St Andrew and St Catherine (greater than 40% of fatalities and injuries). Some factors contributing to this scenario were identified. (A).

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Bibliotheeknummer
I 863808 IRRD 9404
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JOURNAL OF TRAFFIC MEDICINE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR ACCIDENT AND TRAFFIC MEDICINE PO BOX 1644 LS-751 46 UPPSALA SWEDEN U0345-5564 SERIAL 1993 E21 4 PAG: 153-6 T10

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