All Articles tagged technology

• Article Type 1: Peer-reviewed papers
  February 28, 2024 AEST
  The Use of Social Media Augmented Reality for Engaging Parents and Educating Children About Road Safety
  Naser Zamani

  The use of social media augmented reality for engaging parents and educating children about road safety

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• Article Type 1: Peer-reviewed papers
  November 10, 2021 AEST
  First-Stage Evaluation of a Prototype Driver Distraction Human-Machine-Interface Warning System
  Christine MulvihillTim HorberryMichael FitzharrisBrendan LawrenceRaphaela SchnittkerMike LennéJonny KuoDarren Wood

  Mulvihill, C., et. al. (2021). First-Stage Evaluation of a Prototype Driver Distraction Human-Machine-Interface Warning System. JRS, 32(4), 4-14 https://doi.org/10.33492/JRS-D-21-00049

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• Article Type 1: Peer-reviewed papers
  August 11, 2021 AEST
  Identifying Future Vehicle Safety Priority Areas in Australia for the Light Vehicle Fleet
  Laurie BuddStuart Newstead

  Budd, L. and Newstead, S. (2021). Identifying Future Vehicle Safety Priority Areas in Australia for the Light Vehicle Fleet. JRS, 32(3), 15-24 https://doi.org/10.33492/JRS-D-21-00001

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• Article Type 1: Peer-reviewed papers
  February 28, 2017 AEST
  An Estimate of the Future Road Safety Benefits of Autonomous Emergency Braking and Vehicle-To-Vehicle Communication Technologies
  Jeffrey DutschkeDaniel SearsonGiulio PontePaul HutchinsonRobert AndersonMary Lydon

  Dutschke, J. K., Searson, D. J., Ponte, G., et.al (2017). An estimate of the future road safety benefits of autonomous emergency braking and vehicle-to-vehicle communication technologies. JACRS, 28(1), 20-26.

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• Article Type 2: Contributed articles
  February 10, 2016 AEST
  Driving Heavy Vehicle Safety Through Technology: Challenges, Results and Lessons Learned at Toll Group: A Contextual Overview
  Sarah Jones

  Jones, S. (2016). Driving heavy vehicle safety through technology: Challenges, results and lessons learned at Toll Group: A contextual overview. JACRS, 27(1), 42-47

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• Article Type 1: Peer-reviewed papers
  November 11, 2012 AEST
  Can Technology Help Teens Be Safer Drivers?
  A McCartt

  In 2010, 3,115 teenagers (ages 13-19) died in the United States from crash injuries. Such injuries are by far the leading cause of death for this age group. Per mile...

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