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Vol. 23, Issue 1, 2012February 08, 2012 AEST
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Road Trauma, Patterns of Injury and Mortality in an Australian Trauma Centre
Road Trauma, Patterns of Injury and Mortality in an Australian Trauma Centre
Articles in Vol. 23, Issue 1, 2012
Vol. 23, Issue 1, 2012
- Can Radar Detectors and Safety Warning Systems (SWS) Signals Improve Road Safety?C Rudin-BrownM Cornelissen
- Connection Without Caution? The Role of Mobile Phone Involvement in Young People’s Intentions to Use a Mobile Phone While DrivingKatherine WhiteShari WalshMelissa HydeBarry Watson
- Road Trauma, Patterns of Injury and Mortality in an Australian Trauma CentreE FrydenbergK CurtisS ChongR PoulosR GrzebietaT SteelT Nau
- Factors Affecting Two and Five-Year Re-Offence Rates in Queensland Drink DriversVictor Siskind
- Project RAPTAR: Reduce Accidents, Prevent Tragedy, Activate ResourcesMichael Musumeci
- Hoon Club Culture: A South Australian Policing ResponsePhilip Newitt
- Vulnerable Road Users: Characteristics of PedestriansZoran Bakovic
- Road Lighting: A Review of Available Technologies and Appropriate Systems for Different SituationsS KitsinelisG Zissis
Frydenberg, E., Curtis, K., Chong, S., Poulos, R., Grzebieta, R., Steel, T., & Nau, T. (2012). Road trauma, patterns of injury and mortality in an Australian trauma centre. Journal of Road Safety, 23(1), 21–28.