Effect on fatality risk changing from secondary to primary seat belt enforcement

Article Abstract:

A study estimated the effects of the state laws enforcing increased use of seat belt on the driver fatality rates. Trends in passenger vehicle driver death rates per billion miles traveled were compared for 10 states that changed from secondary to primary seat belt enforcement and 14 states that remained with secondary enforcement.

Drivers (Vehicles), Transit and Ground Passenger Transportation, Motor Vehicle Seating and Interior Trim Manufacturing, Local and Suburban Transportation, Fabricated textile products, not elsewhere classified, Seat & Safety Belts, Usage, Motor vehicle drivers, Traffic accidents, Automobile drivers, Seat belts

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Examining legal rules to protect children from injuries in recreational and sport activities

Article Abstract:

A breach of duty causing an accident means the breaching party could be liable for damages inflicted on the injured person under negligence law. Injured persons are precluded from maintaining lawsuits under some statutes while in other cases, injured plaintiffs have a more stringent burden of proving liability.

Children, Wounds and injuries, Injuries, Recreational facilities

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