The report is an evaluation of three North Carolina community traffic safety programs (CTSPs). The programs were located in Charlotte, Greenville, and Greensboro. Charlotte and Greenville programs were hospital-based and are referred to as Traffic Injury Prevention Programs (TIPPs). The Greensboro program was managed by the Police Department and referred to as the Greensboro Traffic Safety Program. Chapter 2-4 contain multi-year descriptions of the three programs primarily utilizing annual and quarterly progress report information. Within each chapter then follows an evaluation of several important elements. Chapter 5 is impact evaluation oriented and examines seat belt and child safety seat use and serious and fatal injury trends with each program. Chapter 6 is a discussion of findings.
Evaluation of Community Traffic Safety Programs
1993
127 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Transportation Safety , Road Transportation , Transportation , Transportation & Traffic Planning , North Carolina , Highway safety programs , Program evaluation , Communities , Traffic safety , Injury reduction , Seat belt usage , Safety belts , Law enforcement , Public information programs , Governor's Highway Safety Program , CTSPs(Community Traffic Safety Programs) , Child safety seats
NSW Traffic Offenders Programs: Evaluation
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