SEAT BELT USE AMONG CAR USERS IN MALAYSIA

Misclassification of seat belt use.

Seat Belt Use Among Adult Workers - 21 States, 2013.

Roadway incidents involving motorized vehicles accounted for 24% of fatal occupational injuries in the United States during 2013 and were the leading cause of fatal injuries among workers.* In 2013, workers' compensation costs for serious, nonfatal injuries among work-related roadway incidents involving motorized land vehicles were estimated at $2.96 billion.(†) Seat belt use is a proven method...

Predictors of rear seat belt use among U.S. adults, 2012.

INTRODUCTION Seat belt use reduces the risk of injuries and fatalities among motor vehicle occupants in a crash, but belt use in rear seating positions is consistently lower than front seating positions. Knowledge is limited concerning factors associated with seat belt use among adult rear seat passengers. METHODS Data from the 2012 ConsumerStyles survey were used to calculate weighted percen...

Re: "Mortality reduction with air bag and seat belt use in head-on passenger car collisions".

Crandall et al. (1) used a matched-pair case-control study design to estimate the effects of air bags and seat belts on the mortality of drivers involved in traffic crashes. The authors defined a case as a driver who died and a control as a driver who lived. The matched pairs were the drivers in two passenger cars that collided head-on in the United States. The authors claimed that they were ab...

Mortality reduction with air bag and seat belt use in head-on passenger car collisions.

To assess the efficacy of occupant protection systems, the authors measured the mortality reduction associated with air bag deployment and seat belt use for drivers involved in head-on passenger car collisions in the United States. They used a matched case-control design of all head-on collisions involving two passenger cars reported to the Fatality Analysis Reporting System in 1992-1997, and d...