Washington State Inattentive Driving Ordinances Map
This LawAtlas map displays cities and counties in Washington State where inattentive driving ordinances have been adopted.
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Building the Evidence: Creating a Framework for Assessing Costs and Impacts of Shared Use Agreements
A team from the LA Department of Health analyzed 20 different documents broadly defined as “joint use agreements.” The findings are displayed in this report, which provides a snapshot of the relative strengths and weaknesses of all 20 agreements through analysis and case studies from neighborhoods in the Los Angeles area.
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Creating a database of state laws on vaccination requirements and exemptions to support the field of PHLR
The team will create a database of vaccine laws, which will facilitate analysis of the relationship between variations in state laws and differences in vaccine coverage and communicable diseases.
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Vaccination Policies Database
This database includes all relevant vaccination requirements and exemption laws for all 50 states.
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Aggressive Policing and the Mental Health of Young Urban Men
A study released in the American Journal of Public Health finds that young men in New York City who report they’ve been stopped and questioned by police are also reporting higher levels of trauma and stress associated with those experiences, particularly when they report that the encounters were intrusive.
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PHLR at APHA 2014
10/30/2014
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Long-Term Changes in Crash Rates After Introduction of a Graduated Driver Licensing Decal Provision
New Jersey (NJ) implemented the first Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) decal provision in the U.S. in May 2010. An initial study reported a 1-year post-decal decrease in the crash rate among NJ intermediate drivers aged <21 years. Longer-term analysis is critical for policymakers in other states considering whether to implement a decal provision. This study, published in the American Journal of Public Health, evaluates the longer-term (2-year) effect of NJ’s decal provision on overall and age-specific crash rates of young drivers with intermediate licenses.
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