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Vol. 24, Issue 1, 2013February 25, 2013 AEST
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Do Older Rural Drivers Self-Regulate Their Driving? The Effects of Increased Driving Importance and Limited Alternative Transportation
Do Older Rural Drivers Self-Regulate Their Driving? The Effects of Increased Driving Importance and Limited Alternative Transportation
Articles in Vol. 24, Issue 1, 2013
Vol. 24, Issue 1, 2013
- What Factors Delay Driving Retirement by Individuals With Dementia? (The Doctors’ Perspectives)J CarmodyJ GrangerK LewisV TraynorD Iverson
- Influences on Young Drivers’ Reported Driving Behaviours and Perceptions: A Focus Group StudyIan Glendon
- Do Older Rural Drivers Self-Regulate Their Driving? The Effects of Increased Driving Importance and Limited Alternative TransportationJ ThompsonM BaldockJ MathiasL Wundersitz
- Validation of an In-Vehicle Monitoring Device for Measuring Driving Exposure and Deceleration EventsL MeredithJ BrownE ClarkeK CoxonS BoufousR IversL Keay
- Towards Survival on the Road: A Whole-Of-Life Road Safety Program of Learning for All Road UsersHorsnell Graeme
- Asperger’s Syndrome: The Implications for Driver Training Methods and Road SafetyS Tyler
- Road Safety Management in Australia: A Call for More Coordinated ActionLachlan McIntosh
Thompson, J., Baldock, M., Mathias, J., & Wundersitz, L. (2013). Do older rural drivers self-regulate their driving? The effects of increased driving importance<br>
and limited alternative transportation. Journal of Road Safety, 24(1), 30–42.