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Vol. 28, Issue 2, 2017May 02, 2017 AEST
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Understanding Low-Level Speeders to Increase Speed Compliance via Road Safety Campaigns
Understanding Low-Level Speeders to Increase Speed Compliance via Road Safety Campaigns
Articles in Vol. 28, Issue 2, 2017
Vol. 28, Issue 2, 2017
- Infrastructure Treatments for Managing Speeds on Rural and Urban Arterial RoadsBlair TurnerTariro MakwashaPaul Hillier
- Safety of Raised Platforms on Urban RoadsTariro MakwashaBlair Turner
- Speeding in Urban South East Asia: Results From a Multi-Site Observational StudyAbdulgafoor BachaniNukhba ZiaYuen HungRantimi AdetunjiPham Viet CuongAhmad FariedPiyapong JiwattanakulpaisarnAdnan Hyder
- Not All Roads Are Created Equal: Technical Analysis and Engagement Frameworks Developed for New Zealand’s New Speed Management GuideGlenn BuntingPaul DurdinDiane GambleIan McAuleyTracey BridgesMatt Benson
- Understanding Low-Level Speeders to Increase Speed Compliance via Road Safety CampaignsRichard BlackwellSarah ZankerJoanne Davidson
- Speed Limits: Getting the Limit Right – the First Step in Effective Speed ManagementMichael de RoosFabian Marsh
- Posted Speed Limits: When Is the Maximum Posted Limit Not the Recommended?Doug Fryer
Blackwell, R., Zanker, S., & Davidson, J. (2017). Understanding low-level speeders to increase speed compliance via road safety campaigns. Journal of Road Safety, 28(2), 47–55.