2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.aap.2013.01.012
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The effects of a new traffic safety law in the Republic of Serbia on driving under the influence of alcohol

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“…Despite this, however, the studies by Andreuccetti et al (2011), Nagata et al (2008), Norström (1997), and Smith (1986) showed a significant decrease in fatal alcohol-related crashes when the illegal BAC limit was lowered to below .05. The other studies that looked at reducing the BAC limit lower than .05 found no significant impact on fatal crash rates (Assum, 2010, Nakahara et al, 2013, Živković et al, 2013). Similarly, three of the four studies examining the impact of lowering the illegal BAC limit to .05 found significant decreases in alcohol-related fatal crashes after law implementation (Homel, 1994, Hingson et al, 1998, Henstridge et al, 1997) while one did not (McLean et al, 1995).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 88%
“…Despite this, however, the studies by Andreuccetti et al (2011), Nagata et al (2008), Norström (1997), and Smith (1986) showed a significant decrease in fatal alcohol-related crashes when the illegal BAC limit was lowered to below .05. The other studies that looked at reducing the BAC limit lower than .05 found no significant impact on fatal crash rates (Assum, 2010, Nakahara et al, 2013, Živković et al, 2013). Similarly, three of the four studies examining the impact of lowering the illegal BAC limit to .05 found significant decreases in alcohol-related fatal crashes after law implementation (Homel, 1994, Hingson et al, 1998, Henstridge et al, 1997) while one did not (McLean et al, 1995).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 88%
“…Não foram identificados estudos que dimensionassem a efetividade de quaisquer abordagens em termos de mudanças de padrões de consumo do crack entre indivíduos que não se abstenham. Para outras drogas, em especial para o álcool, a literatura oferece estudos que lidam com essa possibilidade [43][44][45][46][47] . Isso é possivelmente atribuível à ilicitude do consumo de crack, associada a alguma estigmatização do hábito de consumo e, principalmente, à gravidade de muitos quadros clínicos decorrentes do uso do crack que chegam aos serviços de saúde.…”
Section: Discussionunclassified
“…Estudos com delineamento, amostragem e análise estatística mais adequados [42][43] mostram resultados não significativos para algumas medidas e menos exuberantes ou mais modestos em termos de resposta efetiva com as intervenções testadas, mesmo que reforcem o coro de evidências que sustentam o benefício das abordagens baseadas em EM e TCC.…”
Section: Discussionunclassified
“…For example a recent evaluation of the reduction of the legal limit for blood concentration in Serbia (from 0,5 g/l to 0,3 g/l) did find only a limited effect on deadly traffic fatalities. It also found that in Serbia the emotional bonds towards the law (fear of punishment) as well as the moral standards and the levels of risk awareness are lower as compared to the European average [24].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%