Inside the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration: Legal Determinants of Bureaucratic Organization and Performance

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. An analysis of recent improvements to vehicle safety.

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration notes. Rehabilitation costs and long-term consequences of motor vehicle injuries.

The UDSMR collects and redistributes data from rehabilitation hospitals nationwide for use in evaluating the effectiveness and efficiency of their rehabilitation programs. It provides the most comprehensive data available on rehabilitation patients across diagnostic categories. This chapter provides UDSMR information on people injured in other motor vehicles and motorcycle crashes, including de...

Air Bags and Children: Results of National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Special Investigation into Actual Crashes

Air bags have been and continue to be an effective, lifesaving technology. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has estimated that air bags have saved almost 1,500 lives, with an estimated 569 lives saved in 1995 alone. However, the increasing availability of air bags in passenger vehicles and light trucks has seen a concomitant rise in the report of injuries related to ai...

Asleep at the wheel of auto safety? Recent air bag regulations by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) notes. Breath test refusals in DWI enforcement: an interim report.

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