Motor Vehicle Inspection and Accident Mortality: A Reexamination: ABSTRACT

Motor Vehicle Inspection and Accident Mortality: A Reexamination: ABSTRACT

The relationship of motor vehicle inspection to accident mortality is examined using a multiple regression model. Three inspection schemes are explicitly consid-ered: periodic, random, and no inspection. The fatality rate model indicates that both random and periodic schemes are effective in reducin...

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Veröffentlicht in:The Journal of risk and insurance 1982-09, Vol.49 (2), p.423
Hauptverfasser: Van Matre, Joseph G, Overstreet, George A
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Variables
Vehicles
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