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Vol. 24, Issue 3, 2013August 03, 2013 AEST
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Effects of Mobile Phone Distraction on Drivers’ Reaction Times
Effects of Mobile Phone Distraction on Drivers’ Reaction Times
Articles in Vol. 24, Issue 3, 2013
Vol. 24, Issue 3, 2013
- Work-related Road Safety in Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States of America: An Overview of Regulatory Approaches and Recommendations to Enhance Strategy and PracticeR StuckeyS PrattW Murray
- Effects of Mobile Phone Distraction on Drivers’ Reaction TimesMd Mazharul HaqueSimon Washington
- Safety Performance Functions for Traffic Signals: Phasing and GeometryShane Turner
- Use of Kloeden et Al’s Relative Risk Curves and Confidence Limits to Estimate Crashes Attributable to Low and High Level SpeedingMax Cameron
- Smarter Travel @ Work: Achieving Road Safety Outcomes by Reducing Workplace TravelA Bartram
- Corporate Road Safety: An Opportunity to Reduce the Road Toll Through Integrated Government PolicyPhil SochonRwth StuckeyWill MurrayAnthony Kwok
- Children Locked in Vehicles: Implications for Organisational and Community SafetyS SpaldingJ Tucker
Haque, M. M., & Washington, S. (2013). Effects of mobile phone distraction on drivers’ reaction times. Journal of Road Safety, 24(3), 20–29.