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pdf Advocating for Safe and Healthy Public Transportation: Increasing Health Participation in a Multisectoral Framework (2010) Publicado Popular

Publicado el 12 Marzo 2013 Modificado el 08 Marzo 2019 2560 descargas

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default Global status report on road safety 2018 Publicado Popular

Publicado el 07 Diciembre 2018 Modificado el 08 Marzo 2019 1452 descargas

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pdf Informe mundial sobre prevención de las lesiones en los niños (Resumen) Publicado Popular

Publicado el 09 Enero 2013 Modificado el 08 Marzo 2019 6410 descargas

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pdf Report on Road Safety in the Region of the Americas Publicado Popular

Publicado el 23 Abril 2015 Modificado el 08 Marzo 2019 6829 descargas

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Report on Road Safety in the Region of the Americas Road traffic injuries in the Region of the Americas accounted for approximately 150,000 deaths in 2010. In the Americas, road traffic injuries are the second leading cause of death for people ages 15 to 24. Deaths and injuries from traffic crashes have an immeasurable impact on families and communities throughout the Americas. Vulnerable road users-pedestrians, motorcyclists, and cyclists-are the most frequent victims of traffic fatalities in all of the Americas' subregions but North America, where automobile occupants are the predominant group.