Research in Brief: Motor Vehicle Safety for Law Enforcement Officers–Still a Priority

Tiesman, Hope M.; Heick, Rebecca

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Research in Brief: Motor Vehicle Safety for Law Enforcement Officers–Still a Priority

Published Date:

Apr 2015

Source:

Police Chief. 82(4):22-23.

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Police Chief

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Tiesman, Hope M. ; Heick, Rebecca ;

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The IACP Research Advisory Committee is proud to offer the monthly Research in Brief column. This column features evidence-based research summaries that highlight actionable recommendations for Police Chief magazine readers to consider within their own agencies. The goal of the column is to feature research that is innovative, credible, and relevant to a diverse law enforcement audience.

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26705371

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PMC4687400

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Journal Article

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CC999999/Intramural CDC HHS/United States

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CDC Public Access

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