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Vol. 26, Issue 2, 2015May 12, 2015 AEST
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Time for a New Public Debate About the State of Road Safety
Time for a New Public Debate About the State of Road Safety
Articles in Vol. 26, Issue 2, 2015
Vol. 26, Issue 2, 2015
- Road Trauma Education: The Impact of a Patient Presenter on the Road Safety Attitudes of AdolescentsJeremy BuckmasterCasey BrownlieJohn OlverBianca FedeleDean McKenzie
- Comparison of Victorian Road Trauma Trends Using Traditional and Alternative Measures of Serious Injury Derived From Linked DataAngelo D'EliaStuart Newstead
- Does Road Safety Have Any Lessons for Workplace Health and Safety?Trevor BaileyJeremy WoolleySimon Raftery
- BITRE Review of the Impacts of Road TraumaTim Risbey
- Using Statistical Modelling to Predict Crash Risks, Injury Outcomes and Compensation Costs in VictoriaRenee SchusterMichael NieuwesteegAmanda NorthropCameron LucasDaniel Smith
- Reducing Trauma in the Youth of AustraliaJanet McLeod
- The Social and Economic Cost of Road Related Injury and DeathJohn Crozier
- Enhances Road Safety Data in New South WalesHassan Raisianzadeh
- Time for a New Public Debate About the State of Road SafetyIan Johnston
Johnston, I. (2015). Time for a new public debate about the state of road safety. Journal of Road Safety, 26(2), 61–63.