P-ISSN 2652-4260
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Vol. 25, Issue 1, 2014February 25, 2014 AEST
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The Accuracy of Determining Speeding Directly From Mass Crash Data and Using the NSW Centre for Road Safety Method
The Accuracy of Determining Speeding Directly From Mass Crash Data and Using the NSW Centre for Road Safety Method
Articles in Vol. 25, Issue 1, 2014
Vol. 25, Issue 1, 2014
- Speed – the Biggest and Most Contested Road KillerLori MoorenRaphael GrzebietaSoames Job
- The Safe System in Practice – a Sector-Wide Training ProgrammeHelen ClimoMargaret DugdaleLisa Rossiter
- Promoting a More Positive Traffic Safety Culture in Australia: Lessons Learnt and Future DirectionsJudy FleiterIoni LewisBarry Watson
- The Accuracy of Determining Speeding Directly From Mass Crash Data and Using the NSW Centre for Road Safety MethodSam DoeckeCraig Kloeden
- Mobile Phone Use and Driving: The Message Is Just Not Getting ThroughPeter RowdenBarry Watson
- Safer Speeds: An Evaluation of Public Education MaterialsSimon RafteryCraig KloedenJaime Royals
- Star Safety Ratings Drive Improvements on Risky RoadsVic Rechichi
Doecke, S., & Kloeden, C. (2014). The accuracy of determining speeding directly from mass crash data and using the NSW Centre for Road Safety method. Journal of Road Safety, 25(1), 35–41.