Feasibility of developing a medical condition data collection system for driver licensing

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Feasibility of developing a medical condition data collection system for driver licensing
1980, The Administration, National Technical Information Service [distributor
in English
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1980, The Administration, National Technical Information Service [distributor
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Edition Notes

Cover title.

"Dunlap and Associates, Inc."

"Final report."

"February 1980."

"Contract no. DOT HS-7-01796."

"DOT HS-805 595."

Bibliography: p. E-1--E-29.

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Washington, D.C, Springfield, Va

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1 v. (various pagings) ;

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OL17827587M

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