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Why have traffic fatalities declined in industrialised countries: implications for pedestrians and vehicle occupants

By: Cropper, MaureenContributor(s): Kopits, ElizabethSeries: World Bank policy research working papersPublication details: Washington, D. C. World Bank 2005Description: 48p.:illSubject(s): TRAFFIC FATALITIES--RESEARCH--INDUSTRIALISED COUNTRIES | ECONOMICSLOC classification: IBRD(08)

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