2015
DOI: 10.5123/s1679-49742015000400001
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Segurança no trânsito: tempo de resultados

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“…Nardi et al 29 highlight the main recommendations of the Brasilia Declaration: adoption of legislation to ensure investment in safe infrastructure on highways and urban roads; speeding control; coping with alcohol abuse; and care of victims. It also recommends the prioritization of sustainable means of transport (...) the safety of pedestrians, cyclists, motorcyclists and public transport users.…”
Section: Promotion and Preventionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Nardi et al 29 highlight the main recommendations of the Brasilia Declaration: adoption of legislation to ensure investment in safe infrastructure on highways and urban roads; speeding control; coping with alcohol abuse; and care of victims. It also recommends the prioritization of sustainable means of transport (...) the safety of pedestrians, cyclists, motorcyclists and public transport users.…”
Section: Promotion and Preventionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Based on the discussion of several authors 19,28,29,41 , a national evaluation of the adherence of states and municipalities to comply with Prohibition, its implementation and execution, relating it to local morbimortality data, would indicate gaps, successful experiences and lines which would act as a valuation and improvement of the national legal framework.…”
Section: Mortality Due To Traffic Accidents In Brazil: 1996 To 2015mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Our findings show that numerous positive results have been achieved at the national and international level through actions directed at organizing the sector to provide healthcare for victims of violence, human resource development and capacity-building, and research development, demonstrating that it is possible to prevent and reduce violence that kills and injures [35][36][37][38] . Although many of these actions have not stemmed strictly from the health sector, they have an important impact on the area.…”
Section: Final Considerationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Violence against children and adolescents, women, and older persons was given priority on the health agenda. Other themes, such as child labor, human trafficking 32 , homophobic 33 and racial violence 34 , and violence against street dwellers 35 and people with diabilities 36 , who are deprived of their liberty 37 , are gradually finding their way onto the agenda. Their presence on the agenda depends largely on pressure brought by civil society and international organizations that advocate for these causes.…”
Section: Final Considerationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Em meados da década de 2000, devido a sua gravidade e repercussões, acidentes de trânsito passaram a ser um problema de saúde pública em países em desenvolvimento. 4 Acidentes de trânsito são eventos que apresentam múltiplas repercussões as vítimas e podem variar conforme inúmeros fatores, desde as características físicas do acidente a mecanismos de segurança utilizados pelos usuários, dentre estes o cinto de segurança e o capacete de motociclistas são apontados como aspectos protetores a lesões mais graves. 5 Ao se investigar os fatores causais dos acidentes automobilísticos, constatou que em 90% dos acidentes registrados no país, as causas estão relacionadas à falha humana, baseada nos princípios de negligência, imprudência ou imperícia, como o ato de dirigir sob efeito do álcool ou abuso de velocidade.…”
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