A cohort study of 20,822 young drivers: the DRIVE study methods and population (scientific article published on December 2006)

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issue

number of pages

page(s)

385-389

P577

publication date

2006-12-01

P1433

published in

Injury Prevention

Q6034411

P1476

title

A cohort study of 20,822 young drivers: the DRIVE study methods and population

P478

volume

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