If a dose–response effect existed, one might expect the rate of serious motor vehicle crashes
to increase with increasing gestation of pregnancy. However, Redelmeier and colleagues …

Introduction: Pregnancy causes diverse physiologic and lifestyle changes that may
contribute to increased driving and driving error. We compared the risk of a serious motor …

Pregnancy causes diverse physiologic and lifestyle changes that may contribute to
increased driving and driver error. We compared a woman's risk of a serious motor vehicle …

Background: The purpose of this study was to assess the risk of motor-vehicle pregnant
driver crashes in Pennsylvania using vital statistics linked to police and ambulance reports …

OBJECTIVE: To assess the effect of maternal involvement in motor vehicle crashes on the
likelihood of adverse pregnancy outcomes and to estimate the effect of seatbelt use in …

To examine the factors that influence substantial injuries for pregnant women and negative
fetal outcomes in motor vehicle collisions (MVCs), a retrospective analysis using the …

Objective: A program was developed to study the mechanisms of abruptio placentae and
pregnancy loss caused by motor vehicle crashes. The results were intended to be used to …

Aim Motor vehicle accidents (MVA) are a major contributor of worldwide morbidity and
mortality; however, relatively little is known about the incidence and consequences of traffic …

Objectives. Firstly, determine the mortality rate for: pregnant women; fetuses and neonates,
due to motor vehicle crashes (MVCs) during pregnancy; and secondly, the rate of major …

Background Motor vehicle crashes are a leading cause of serious trauma during pregnancy,
but little is known about their relationships with pregnancy outcomes. Purpose To estimate …