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Vol. 22, Issue 4, 2011November 07, 2011 AEST
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What Can We Learn From Recent Evaluations of Road Safety Mass Media Campaigns?
What Can We Learn From Recent Evaluations of Road Safety Mass Media Campaigns?
Articles in Vol. 22, Issue 4, 2011
Vol. 22, Issue 4, 2011
- Beyond Reviews of Road Safety Mass Media Campaigns: Looking Elsewhere for New InsightsBarry Elliot
- A Systematic Review of How Anti-Speeding Advertisements Are EvaluatedB PlantF RezaJ Irwin
- Road Safety Advertising and Social MarketingIan Faulks
- What Can We Learn From Recent Evaluations of Road Safety Mass Media Campaigns?Lisa WundersitzPaul Hutchinson
- The Impact of Threat Appeal Messages on Risky Driving Intentions: A Terror Management Theory PerspectiveR CareyK Sarma
- Dangerous Safety: Extreme Articulation in Car Advertising and Implications for Safety CampaignsSarah Redshaw
- Considering a New Framework for Designing Public Safety ‘Filler’ Messages on Highway Variable-Message Signs: Applying the Behaviour Change WheelMarilyn Mitchell
- Regulation of Motor Vehicle Advertising: Toward a Framework for Compliance ResearchRobert DonovanLynda FielderMichael EwingRobyn Ouschan
- Drivers’ Perception of Two Seatbelt Wearing Advertisements With Different Emotional Appeals and Cultural SettingsR Tay
- How Important Is Community Support to the Success of the National Road Safety Strategy?Stephen Jiggins
- It Sounds Counter-Intuitive, but Can Mobile Phones Be Used to Reduce Driver Distraction?Paul Tierney
- The Importance of Fear Reduction in Fear-Based Road Safety Advertising AppealsJennifer Algie
Wundersitz, L., & Hutchinson, P. (2011). What can we learn from recent evaluations of road safety mass media campaigns? Journal of Road Safety, 22(4), 40–47.