Ecological study shows increased safety and reduced exposure may lower social costs of road traffic injuries, highlighting sex and regional differences.
The combined influence of economic, social, and legislative factors on the social costs of work-related traffic injuries is confirmed. The findings underscore the need for integrated mobility policies and occupational risk prevention strategies that enhance safety, reduce exposure, and address sex and regional differences.
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