Public Position Statements
AAAM’s Policy Committee has developed the following evidence-based position statements, which were then voted on by AAAM’s members. Each position statement is aimed at reducing road traffic injuries and improving automotive safety worldwide.
POLICY PREAMBLE
The Association for the Advancement of Automotive Medicine is a multidisciplinary organization dedicated to the elimination of all types of road traffic injuries by leveraging original scientific research, authoritative educational programs, and opinion-leading policy recommendations. Policy statements are drafted by international experts and informed by the strongest scientific evidence available. Conclusions are critically evaluated and may be altered as a result of changing evidence.
- Abbreviated Injury Scale (AIS)
- Blood Alcohol Concentration Limit
- Cellphone-Related Distracted Driving – June 2024
- Child Restraint Systems
- Electronic Stability Systems
- Event Data Recorder
- Graduated Drivers Licensing Systems for Novice Drivers
- Motorcycle Helmets
- Nighttime Driving
- Restraints
- Sobriety Checkpoints and Random Breath Testing for Alcohol – June 2024
- Traffic Cameras – December 2025
- Unattended Child Reminder Systems
- Urban Speed Limits – June 2024
For questions regarding these position statements, please contact AAAM’s Executive Director at info@aaam.org.