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Vol. 23, Issue 4, 2012November 11, 2012 AEST
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The ‘Yalgoo Experience’: Applying the Safe System Approach in a Remote Setting
The ‘Yalgoo Experience’: Applying the Safe System Approach in a Remote Setting
Articles in Vol. 23, Issue 4, 2012
Vol. 23, Issue 4, 2012
- Can Technology Help Teens Be Safer Drivers?A McCartt
- Challenges for Rural and Remote Road SafetyM Sheehan
- Contribution of Structural Incompatibility to Asymmetrical Injury Risks in Crashes Between Two Passenger VehiclesR AndersonG Ponte
- Victorian Family Day Care Scheme Providers’ Knowledge or Child Restraint Best PracticeS NikolinH LindnerL BilstonJ Brown
- L2P – Learner Driver Mentor Program: Extending Driver Licensing Reach in Disadvantaged CommunitiesC Freethy
- The ‘Yalgoo Experience’: Applying the Safe System Approach in a Remote SettingR GibsonP Vince
- The Advantages of the National Road Safety Council as an Independent National Body Promoting Road Safety in AustraliaSoames JobR Cook
Gibson, R., & Vince, P. (2012). The ‘Yalgoo Experience’: Applying the safe system approach in a remote setting. Journal of Road Safety, 23(4), 51–55.