Alcohol and Drug Prevalence Among Seriously or Fatally Injured Road Users [Traffic Tech]

Berning, Amy; United States. Department of Transportation. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

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Alcohol and Drug Prevalence Among Seriously or Fatally Injured Road Users [Traffic Tech]

2022-12-01
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By Berning, Amy

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Berning, Amy
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United States. Department of Transportation. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
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Alcohols Antidepressants Cannabinoids Cannabis Cyclists Drugged Drivers Drugs Fatalities Human Factors In Crashes Injuries Medication Opioids Pedestrians Sedatives Stimulants Surveys Traffic Crashes
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DOT HS 813 400
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Brief
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United States
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Traffic Tech
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United States. Department of Transportation. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
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This Traffic Tech briefly describes a full report, Alcohol and Drug Prevalence Among Seriously or Fatally Injured Road Users NHTSA is publishing soon. The report examines alcohol and drug use among road users (drivers, pedestrians, and bicyclists) seriously injured or killed in traffic crashes. Blood samples were collected from seriously injured people admitted to seven Level-1 trauma centers and deceased people at four medical examiners’ offices. The blood samples were tested for over-the-counter, prescription, and major categories of illegal drugs.
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