Citation

Nasseri K, Sing A, Azordegan F, Nadim A. Iran. J. Public Health 1977; 6(4): 107-114.

Copyright

(Copyright © 1977, Tehran University of Medical Sciences)

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Abstract

A total of 38, 300 traffic collisions have occurred in Tehran, the capital of Iran, during 1973. 5, 655 of these collisions in 6, 700 injuries and 560 deaths are selected and discussed. There has been no difference between the accident rates in working and holidays. Winter has had the lowest rate, and accidents have been in direct relationship with the crowdedness and heavy traffic periods. Ninety-eight per cent of the accidents have been caused by either the drivers or the pedestrians' negligence. These and other findings are discussed.

Language: en