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P-ISSN 2652-4260
E-ISSN 2652-4252
Article Type 1: Peer-reviewed papers
Vol. 24, Issue 4, 2013November 05, 2013 AEST

Human Body Modelling of Motorcyclist Impacts With Guardrail Posts

Mike Bambach, Raphael Grzebieta,
motorcycleguardrailthoracic injuryFEMcomputer simulation
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Articles in Vol. 24, Issue 4, 2013

Vol. 24, Issue 4, 2013
  • Investigating the Factors Influencing Cyclist Awareness and Behaviour: An On-Road Study of Cyclist Situation Awareness
    Paul SalmonMichael LennéGuy WalkerAshleigh Filtness
  • Evaluating the Use of Rural-Urban Gateway Treatments in New Zealand
    Tariro MakwashaBlair Turner
  • Human Body Modelling of Motorcyclist Impacts With Guardrail Posts
    Mike BambachRaphael Grzebieta
  • Age and Gender Differences in Perceptions of Traffic Risk and Safety for Older Pedestrians in Metropolitan Sydney
    Catherine GorrieLinda LarsenPhil Waite
  • Road to Respect Roadshow
    Peter Frauenfelder
  • Evaluating a Package of Interventions to Improve Young Driver Safety
    Paul Graham
  • The Transportation of Children and Youth With Additional Needs (TOCAN) Partnership
    Helen Linder
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Bambach, M., & Grzebieta, R. (2013). Human body modelling of motorcyclist impacts with guardrail posts. Journal of Road Safety, 24(4), 20–28.
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