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Vol. 27, Issue 3, 2016August 20, 2016 AEST
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Addressing Key Global Agendas of Road Safety and Climate Change: Synergies and Conflicts
Addressing Key Global Agendas of Road Safety and Climate Change: Synergies and Conflicts
Articles in Vol. 27, Issue 3, 2016
Vol. 27, Issue 3, 2016
- Qatar’s School Safety Program: Applying Safe System PrinciplesFabian MarshMichael de RoosRichard Webster
- Canadian Legislation on Excessive Speeding: Successful Intervention Through Penalty IncreasesSuliman GargoumKarim El-Basyounya
- Principles of Road Design Under a Safe SystemFabian MarshMichael de Roos
- Road Safety for AllZoleka Mandela
- The Bloomberg Initiative for Global Road Safety 2015-2019: Addressing Road Traffic Fatalities in Low and Middle Income CountriesKelly LarsonRebecca BavingerKelly Henning
- The Critical Role of Data, Education and Enforcement in Road SafetyGwen BonifaceSarah Horn
- Road Safety Made Personal, Local and Real: The Global Alliance of NGOs for Road Safety: An Umbrella for Nongovernmental OrganisationsLotte Brondum
- Maximising Travel on 3-Star or Better Roads: Safer Roads and Safer Speeds to Deliver the 2020 UN Road Safety TargetsRob McInerney
- Vision Zero as a New Way of ThinkingMatts-Åke Belin
- Addressing Key Global Agendas of Road Safety and Climate Change: Synergies and ConflictsChika SakashitaSoames Job
Sakashita, C., & Job, S. (2016). Addressing key global agendas of road safety and climate change: Synergies and conflicts. Journal of Road Safety, 27(3), 62–68.