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An NHTSA study found that the average inpatient costs for crash victims who were not using safety belts were __________ percent higher than for those who were belted.

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B35
C55
D75

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The 1996 NHTSA study, Crash Outcome Data Evaluation System
(CODES), related traffic flow and medicinal accounts in seven states to measure
entire costs of wound from motor vehicle crashes. The research originate that the
mean inpatient costs for crash fatalities who were not using safety belts
were 55 percent higher than for those who were belted.

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