Abstract
Traffic accidents in Iran have a lot of worrying situations. Each year about 23000 people are killed and ten times more injured and billions of dollars worth of damage are due to the size of the costs and casualties imposed on the Iranian community. Most investigations follow these events in terms of objectivistic and statistical reasons. But what is less at stake in this regard is the widespread social dimension of the consequences of the incident. Understanding these outcomes and injuries is so much that many people fall victim to the vulnerable and vulnerable group. The purpose of this paper is to investigate the social consequences that road traffic accident victims are experiencing and in a qualitative way trying to understand the different dimensions of these consequences at different levels.
The results of this study reveal a wide range of injuries. ranging from micro levels to macro levels of society. At the micro level which is the same as the victims and the victims of accidentsthe most important of these consequences are: forced lifestyle, increased anomie feeling, increased stress and stress, personal rights violations, job and educational shakiness, financial and identit and reduced social capital. At the middle or family level these outcomes include: economicpsychological and psychological pressures on family members, family planning crisis, family planning shocks, family psychosocial insecurity, demographic decline of the family, and so on.At the macro level the consequences of heavy economic damage to the state, social exclusion and social exclusion, the decline in the average age of life expectancy, the wasting of skills and expertise, increased costs of police control and control,the reduction of the productive and increasing corpses