THE ROLE OF PUPIL LIAISONS’ ON TRAFFIC PENALTIES AND ROAD TRAFFIC INJURIES

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SOURI HAMID; EYNI E.; MONTAZERI ALI; OMIDVARI S.; JAHANGIRI A.R.; SHIRAN GH.R.

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Journal: Payesh Year:2010 | Volume:9 | Issue:4 Page(s): 339-348

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THE ROLE OF PUPIL LIAISONS’ ON TRAFFIC PENALTIES AND ROAD TRAFFIC INJURIES

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OFFENCEQ3

TRAFFIC INJURYQ2

POLICEQ3

PUPILS’ LIAISONSQ3

EDUCATIONQ2

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Objective(s): To determine the role of pupil liaisons’ EDUCATION on social discipline promotion and road TRAFFIC INJURY prevention.Methods: This was a before-after interventional study on 2800 pupils randomly selected from 6 different districts of Tehran, Iran. The pupils were taught about common driving OFFENCEs and were asked to note and prevent OFFENCEs if their parents performed OFFENCEs. Data were collected by a questionnaire for childern’s performances and other demographic information. Results: Subjects were pupils 8-15 years. The mean age of participants was 11 years. Overall, 47.7 percent of pupils were boys. Non use of seat belt (39.1%), speaking with mobile while driving (31.8%) and speeding (29.8%) were major OFFENCEs as noted by PUPILS’ LIAISONS. Recorded OFFENCEs by traffic POLICE before the intervention for thease families was 2789 cases. A significant differences with 17.9 percent reduction in OFFENCEs were observed after intervention (2290 cases, P<0.001). The most OFFENCEs reduction were eating and drinking during driving (92.7%).Conclusion: Pupil liaisons’ program was effective on reduction of driving OFFENCEs. The most reduction was eating or drinking during driving. All 9 common OFFENCEs which were monitored by pupil liaisons’ were effective on reduction of OFFENCEs except for mobile speaking while driving.

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SOURI, HAMID, EYNI, E., MONTAZERI, ALI, OMIDVARI, S., JAHANGIRI, A.R., & SHIRAN, GH.R.. (2010). THE ROLE OF PUPIL LIAISONS’ ON TRAFFIC PENALTIES AND ROAD TRAFFIC INJURIES. PAYESH, 9(4), 339-348. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/23884/en

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SOURI HAMID, EYNI E., MONTAZERI ALI, OMIDVARI S., JAHANGIRI A.R., SHIRAN GH.R.. THE ROLE OF PUPIL LIAISONS’ ON TRAFFIC PENALTIES AND ROAD TRAFFIC INJURIES. PAYESH[Internet]. 2010;9(4):339-348. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/23884/en

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HAMID SOURI, E. EYNI, ALI MONTAZERI, S. OMIDVARI, A.R. JAHANGIRI, and GH.R. SHIRAN, “THE ROLE OF PUPIL LIAISONS’ ON TRAFFIC PENALTIES AND ROAD TRAFFIC INJURIES,” PAYESH, vol. 9, no. 4, pp. 339–348, 2010, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/23884/en

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