Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
10373696 Journal of Safety Research 2005 6 Pages PDF
Abstract
Front seat occupant belt use at night increased significantly from 50% prior to the campaign to 56% just after the campaign. Daylight belt use also increased though to a lesser extent (56% to 59%). Survey data indicated that motorists had heard about the campaign in newspapers and on television. Belt use increases were not seen during the same time period in a comparison community.
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