P-ISSN 2652-4260
E-ISSN 2652-4252
Vol. 24, Issue 2, 2013May 21, 2013 AEST
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Development of an Integrated Road Safety Management System in Indonesia: Traffic Police as Lead Agents in a Safe System Approach
Development of an Integrated Road Safety Management System in Indonesia: Traffic Police as Lead Agents in a Safe System Approach
IndonesiaRoad safetyAccident information systemRoad safety strategyISO 39001Traffic policingRoad safety management
Articles in Vol. 24, Issue 2, 2013
Vol. 24, Issue 2, 2013
- Associations Between Helmet Use and Brain Injuries Amongst Injured Pedal and Motor-Cyclists: A Case Series Analysis of Trauma Centre PresentationsA McIntoshK CurtisT RankinM CoxT PangP McCroryC Finch
- Indigenous Road Safety in Australia and the “Drivesafe NT Remote” ProjectSoames JobM Bin-Sallik
- Development of an Integrated Road Safety Management System in Indonesia: Traffic Police as Lead Agents in a Safe System ApproachNaufal YahyaIan FaulksPaul HambletonCarsten Wass
- What Are the Offence and Offender Risk Factors for Indigenous Repeat Drink Drivers in Queensland?Michelle FittsGavan PalkAlexia LennonAlan Clough
- Subsidising Unsafe Road UseRichard Tooth
- Mastering the Art of Risk AssessmentZoran Bakovic
Yahya, N., Faulks, I., Hambleton, P., & Wass, C. (2013). Development of an integrated road safety management system in Indonesia: Traffic police as lead agents in a Safe System approach. Journal of Road Safety, 24(2), 28–38.