This undergraduate course will cover such topics as technology, regulation, and the environmental, societal, and cultural impact and future of the automobile.
Injuries are a major and often neglected health problem with substantial human and economic costs.
Injuries are the leading cause of death from the first year of life to age 45, and the leading cause of lost potential years of life. Through review of epidemiology and intervention studies, course work will consider the causes and consequences of traumatic injury within developmental, social and economic contexts. Particular emphasis is placed on alternative strategies for injury prevention and on the relative benefits of intervention at different levels. Planning for Traffic Safety and Injury Prevention Multidisciplinary approach to planning for traffic safety and injury control. For more information on these and other transportation and safety- related courses, please contact us .