Tribal road safety : tribal leaders and public health professionals: what can be done

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Tribal road safety : tribal leaders and public health professionals: what can be done

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American Indians (AI) and Alaska Narives (AN) have the highest rate of motor-vehicle related deaths compared with other Americans. ; Learn more about tribal road safety. ; www.cdc.gov/motorvehiclesafety/native ; CS247193 ; Publication date from document properties. ; Tribal-Road-Safety-for-Stakeholders.pdf
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