Sentence examples for incidence of crashes from inspiring English sources

A high incidence of crashes linked to speed control has occurred in earlier model Camrys.

Their numbers suggest that, despite all that financial innovation, recent years have seen a surprising period of quiet at least until the current crash.Sowing the stormThe incidence of crashes is only one measure of risk, however: their severity also matters.

Some figures in the aviation safety community believe that the high incidence of crashes in Russia could be related to an accident-investigation culture that is concerned more with apportioning blame than preventing future accidents.

Information on the incidence of crashes, traffic flow, geometric design, road environment, and traffic control at 262 signalized intersections in Hong Kong during 2002 and 2003 are incorporated into a crash prediction model.

The incidence of mild cognitive impairment in older adults is about 5 per 100 person-years (Wouters et al. 2010), the incidence of crashes in older adult drivers is about 5 per 100 person-years (Staplin et al. 2003), and the risk ratio of crash involvement associated with mild cognitive impairment is reported to be 4.2 (Wadley et al. 2009).

(But can we trust my friend?) "My boss wants to know why a New Yorker is interested in writing about cars," a spokeswoman at the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said to me when I called to find out whether the national incidence of crash fatalities was on the rise or the decline (41,501 victims in 1998; 37,261 in 2008).

Objective: To determine if the 1987 speed limit increase on Washington State's rural freeways affected the incidence of fatal crashes or all crashes on rural freeways, or affected average vehicle speeds or speed variance.

A major barrier to addressing the problem of transport injury in low to middle-income countries is the lack of information regarding the incidence of traffic crashes and the demographic, behavioural and socio-economic determinants of crash-related injury.

The New York State Police are stepping up enforcement of speed limits along an eight-mile stretch of the Southern State Parkway that the police described as having a high incidence of car crashes.

Results: The incidence of fatal crashes more than doubled after 1987, compared with what would have been expected if there had been no speed limit increase, rate ratio 2.195%5% confidence interval (CI), 1.6 2.7).

Several factors likely contribute to the excess traffic fatality in Saudi Arabia, including a high incidence of traffic crash injuries, higher severity, and deficits in healthcare quality, particularly trauma care.