EFFECTS OF MAINE'S 0.05% LEGAL BLOOD ALCOHOL LEVEL FOR DRIVERS WITH DWI CONVICTIONS
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HINGSON, R., ET AL., EFFECTS OF MAINE'S 0.05% LEGAL BLOOD ALCOHOL LEVEL FOR DRIVERS WITH DWI CONVICTIONS. PUBLIC HEALTH REPORTS, Vol. 113, no. 5 (1998), p. 440-446.
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72155
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Alcohol, Automóvil, Control, Drogodependencias, Normativa, Prevención accidentes, Seguridad vial, EE.UU.
Alcohol, Automóvil, Control, Drogodependencias, Normativa, Prevención accidentes, Seguridad vial, EE.UU.
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