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Languages : en
Pages : 36
Book Description
The Aftermath of a Farm Truck Crash
Author: Farm Truck Accidents
Author: THE SAFTEY OF TRUCK OPERATIONS
Author: Daniel F. BlowerFarm Accidents
Author: Lawrence Arthur JonesPublisher:
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Category : Agriculture
Languages : en
Pages : 20
Book Description
Highway Accident Report
Author: United States. National Transportation Safety BoardPublisher:
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Category : Traffic accidents
Languages : en
Pages : 32
Book Description
Risk Factors for a Farm Vehicle Public Road Crash
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Languages : en
Pages :
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Although farm vehicle public road crashes are relatively infrequent events, they are more likely to result in injury and fatality than non-farm vehicle crashes. Farmers are concerned about their safety when driving farm vehicles on public roads, yet research attention to the issue is lacking. Drawing on transportation crash prevention models, this study posited that a combination of driver, vehicle, farm and public road environmental characteristics are associated with farm vehicle public road crash group membership. A case-control study compared farms reporting a farm vehicle public road crash (1992-2003) with farms that had not experienced one. A total of 14,800 phone numbers were called. The calling list was randomly selected and ordered from a USDA agricultural program database (n = 46,910) of North Carolina resident farm operators and owner/operators. Approximately 76 percent of numbers called allowed successful screening. Approximately 26 percent of calls screened met inclusion eligibility. Response to a 20-minute telephone survey was 100 percent among eligible farm operators and owner/operators actively farming, 18 years or older, and driving farm vehicles on public roads. A sample of n = 200 crash cases and n = 185 no-crash controls were available for data analysis for an approximate 1:1 case : control ratio. The combined logistic regression model of eighteen driver, vehicle and environmental characteristics was significant for crash group membership differences (X2 = 192, df = 18, p
Miscellaneous Publications on Accidents on the Farm, United States
Author: Pinned!
Author: Kaye ToppPublisher: WestBow Press
ISBN: 1973688182
Category : Religion
Languages : en
Pages : 145
Book Description
George Topp believed in God but often relied on himself when making and carrying out decisions. He was not inclined to ask God for help but May 3, 2004 was the day that he found out he powerless. That day on his farm near Grace City, North Dakota, started out like any other. He had a half-dozen cows left to calf, and he was also seeding barley. Everything was going fine until his truck would not start. He had the bright idea to pull the truck with his small loader tractor and a chain to get it started. While the idea itself was sound, it was a bad call trying to do it himself without having someone drive the truck. The bumper of the truck ended up landing on the top of his legs, and he was immediately pinned. Before long, he began writing goodbyes to his wife and his family on his calving notepad. But miraculously, God intervened and saved George Topp’s life, not only rescuing him but also healing his wounds and restoring him to wholeness in Jesus Christ. George and his wife, Kaye, share the incredible love of Jesus and the unbelievable grace of God in this true story that will ignite your faith and convince you of God’s love.
Farm Vehicle Accidents in New York State May to October 1963
Author: Risk Factors for a Farm Vehicle Public Road Crash
Author: Theresa Mary CostelloPublisher:
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Languages : en
Pages : 92
Book Description
Keywords: injury, farmers, public roads, farm vehicles, Haddon matrix, crashes, agriculture, crash risk factors.