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Vol. 28, Issue 1, 2017February 28, 2017 AEST
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Re-invigorating and Refining Safe System Advocacy
Re-invigorating and Refining Safe System Advocacy
Articles in Vol. 28, Issue 1, 2017
Vol. 28, Issue 1, 2017
- Decompartmentalising Road Safety Barrier Stiffness in the Context of Vehicle Occupant RiskAndrew BurbridgeRod Troutbeck
- An Estimate of the Future Road Safety Benefits of Autonomous Emergency Braking and Vehicle-To-Vehicle Communication TechnologiesJeffrey DutschkeDaniel SearsonGiulio PontePaul HutchinsonRobert AndersonMary Lydon
- Understanding Driver Distraction Associated With Specific Behavioural Interactions With In-Vehicle and Portable TechnologiesMitchell CunninghamMichael ReganKelly Imberger
- Vulnerable Road Users in a Safe SystemTrevor BaileyJeremy Woolley
- Automated Vehicles Supporting “Towards Zero” InitiativeCarl Liersch
- iRAP Road and Design Assessments and Outcomes: A Case Study From MoldovaSteve LawsonAlaster BarlowChaim PoranHakob PetrosyanMarko Ševrović
- Tragic Failure of a Road System – an Australian ExampleLori Mooren
- Re-invigorating and Refining Safe System AdvocacySoames Job
Job, S. (2017). Re-invigorating and refining Safe System advocacy. Journal of Road Safety, 28(1), 64–68.