All-terrain vehicles (ATVs) remain a significant source of death and injury among youth. The
purpose of this review is to provide an overview of the scope of the problem, the risk factors …

OBJECTIVES: To compare and contrast characteristics and determinants of fatal all-terrain
vehicle (ATV) crashes among pediatric age groups. METHODS: Retrospective descriptive …

Background All-terrain vehicles (ATVs) have steadily increased in popularity, size and
speed, characteristics that likely contribute to the alarming rise in ATV-related fatalities. One …

PURPOSE More youth are killed every year in the United States in all-terrain vehicle (ATV)
crashes than on bicycles, and since 2001, one-fifth of all ATV fatalities have involved victims …

ABSTRACT Objective: All-terrain vehicles (ATVs) are designed for off-highway use only, and
many of their features create increased risk with roadway travel. Over half of all ATV-related …

Background Since 1985, one-third of all US all-terrain vehicle (ATV)-related injuries and one-
quarter of deaths involved victims< 16 years of age. ATV safety education of youth could …

Methods We performed descriptive, comparative, and regression analyses using a statewide
off-road vehicle crash and injury database (2002–2013). Comparisons were performed by …

All-terrain vehicles (ATVs) represent a serious and ongoing public health and safety concern
for children and adolescents. Survey studies indicate that high proportions of youth ride …

Background Only 14 states have laws or guidelines regarding the minimum age a child may
be left home alone. These ages range from 6 to 14 years. Our objective was to identify …

Introduction Although all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) are very popular in rural areas for both
recreation and work purposes, the epidemiology of agricultural ATV use remains largely …