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Vol. 26, Issue 4, 2015November 20, 2015 AEST
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Study of Current Factors Affecting Road Safety for 16-18 Year Old Novice Drivers in the Wingecarribee Shire
Study of Current Factors Affecting Road Safety for 16-18 Year Old Novice Drivers in the Wingecarribee Shire
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Articles in Vol. 26, Issue 4, 2015
Vol. 26, Issue 4, 2015
- Building New Partnerships to Improve Road Safety RiskRobyn GardenerFergus TateColin BrodieRon MinnemaPaul DurdinDale Harris
- Drink Driving Among Indigenous People in Far North Queensland and Northern New South Wales: A Summary of the Qualitative FindingsMichelle FittsGavan Palk
- Building Community Capacity for Road Safety – Are We Doing It?Andrea SmithsonTerri-Anne Pettet
- An Analysis of Driver Behaviour Through Rural Curves: Exploratory Results on Driver SpeedBlair TurnerJeremy WoolleyPeter Cairney
- How a Diamond Made Trucks Glow in the DarkMarilyn JohnsonDavid LeeCade TurnerBob LovfRoss Longmire
- Study of Current Factors Affecting Road Safety for 16-18 Year Old Novice Drivers in the Wingecarribee ShireSue Tyler
- Developing a New Index for Comparing Road Safety Maturity: Case Study of the ASEAN CommunityOscar Oviedo-TrespalaciosNarelle Haworth
- Enhancing South Australia’s Graduated Licensing Scheme Through Road Safety Partnerships and a Strong Evidence BasePaula NormanNicole MiddletonCarol Nightingale
- Expanding the Victorian Alcohol Interlock Program to All Convicted Drink-DriversChris Freethy
- Tracking Serious Injury to Improve Road SafetyAnn WilliamsonRaphael Grzebieta
Tyler, S. (2015). Study of current factors affecting road safety for 16-18 year old novice drivers in the Wingecarribee Shire. Journal of Road Safety, 26(4), 39–45.