Sentence examples for vehicular fatalities from inspiring English sources

In October, the semiofficial Mehr news agency reported that the authorities had counted more than 23,000 vehicular fatalities between March 2010 and March 2011.

Similar programs of infrastructure investment and bicycle sharing sprang up elsewhere in Europe, particularly in Scandinavia, in the wake of an oil shortage and an uptick in vehicular fatalities in the 1970s.

Assuming that this group spends half its time in the DR, that means that every year there is a 3% chance that at least one Dominican MLB player will be killed in a crash.If any good is to come out of the accident, it would be that the loss of a professional athlete might at last focus the nation's attention on the scourge of vehicular fatalities.

A recent study by the Rand Corp. calculated that establishing to a statistical near-certainty that driverless cars would reduce vehicular fatalities by even 20% would require 5 billion miles of road testing -- a record that would take a fleet of 100 test vehicles operating at an average of 25 miles per hour, 24 hours a day and 365 days a year, 225 years to complete.

Severe hypoglycemia precludes safe driving and can contribute to vehicular fatalities (9).

No group but teenagers has more accidents or a higher vehicular fatality rate per mile driven.

But it's important to remember that BRT really has been enormously successful in cities across Latin America – speeding commute times, significantly improving air quality, reducing the toll of vehicular injuries and fatalities, even generating hundreds of millions of dollars in direct carbon credits – and promises the same elsewhere if implemented correctly.

[For more information on the growing problem of traffic-related fatalities, see "Vehicular Manslaughter: The Global Epidemic of Traffic Deaths," EHP 112 A628 A631 (2004).] Gakenheimer notes a further pernicious effect on the individual.

In doing so, the duo found "a disproportionate increase in vehicular crashes and associated vehicular damage, personal injuries, and fatalities in the vicinity of locations, called PokéStops, where users can play the game while driving".

Increases in road traffic fatalities have coincided with recent increases in motor and vehicular traffic in the region.

The finding was based on a comparison of each city's overall sprawl index and a parameter known as vehicle-miles traveled (VMT) per person (which Ewing has found is also a risk factor for crashes and traffic fatalities; for more on the growing problem of traffic crashes, see "Vehicular Manslaughter: The Global Epidemic of Traffic Deaths, p. A628 this issue).