MEASURES TO REDUCE CHILD INJURIES FROM PMD-RELATED TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS

The article examines key measures to reduce child injuries in road traffic accidents involving personal mobility devices (PMDs). It analyzes the main prevention strategies, including teaching children safety rules, the role of parents in fostering responsible behavior, infrastructure improvements, contributions from PMD manufacturers, and potential legislative initiatives.

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2025-08-15
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https://doi.org/10.58168/mstt2025_149-151
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Traffic and Road Safety
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MEASURES TO REDUCE CHILD INJURIES FROM PMD-RELATED TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS

Sergey Dorokhin, I. Kondratenko, A. Shurupova, R. Zhidkov
Traffic and Road Safety
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MEASURES TO REDUCE CHILD INJURIES FROM PMD-RELATED TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS

Sergey Dorokhin, I. Kondratenko, A. Shurupova, R. Zhidkov
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The article examines key measures to reduce child injuries in road traffic accidents involving personal mobility devices (PMDs). It analyzes the main prevention strategies, including teaching children safety rules, the role of parents in fostering responsible behavior, infrastructure improvements, contributions from PMD manufacturers, and potential legislative initiatives.

Voronezh State University of Forestry and Technologies (RU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 73%
Traffic and Road Safety
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