All Articles tagged travel

• Article Type 1: Peer-reviewed papers
  May 14, 2020 AEST
  Does the Australian Bureau of Statistics Method of Travel to Work Data Accurately Estimate Commuter Cycling in Australia?
  Jake OlivierMahsa EsmaeilikiaMarilyn JohnsonBen BeckRaphael Grzebieta

  Olivier, J., Esmaeilikia, M., Johnson, M., et.al. (2020). “Does the Australian Bureau of Statistics Method of Travel to Work data accurately estimate commuter cycling in Australia?”. JRS, 31(2), 48-54. https://doi.org/10.33492/JRS-D-19-00178

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• Article Type 1: Peer-reviewed papers
  May 13, 2019 AEST
  Cycling Overseas: Decisions Regarding Helmet Use
  Jemma KingRichard FranklinPeter Leggat

  King, JC., Franklin, RC. and Leggat, PA. (2019). Cycling Overseas: Decisions regarding helmet use. JACRS, 30(2), 18-28. DOI:10.33492/JACRS-D-18-00295

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• Article Type 1: Peer-reviewed papers
  February 28, 2017 AEST
  Vulnerable Road Users in a Safe System
  Trevor BaileyJeremy Woolley

  Bailey, T., & Woolley, J. (2017). Vulnerable road users in a safe system. JACRS, 28(1), 40-49.

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• Article Type 1: Peer-reviewed papers
  November 15, 2016 AEST
  Changing Licensing Trends and Travel Mode Choices of Young Adults
  Trevor BaileyLisa WundersitzSimon RafteryMatthew BaldockRebekah Smith

  Bailey, T., Wundersitz, L., Raftery, S., et.al. (2016). Changing licensing trends and travel mode choices of young adults. JACRS, 27(4), 22-30

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• Article Type 1: Peer-reviewed papers
  November 27, 2014 AEST
  An Observational Study of Conflicts Between Cyclists and Pedestrians in the City Centre
  Narelle HaworthAmy SchrammAshim Debnath

  Haworth, N., Schramm, A., Debnath, A. (2014). An observational study of conflicts between cyclists and pedestrians in the city centre. JACRS, 25(4), 31-40

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• Article Type 2: Contributed articles
  November 27, 2014 AEST
  Cycling Safety in Australia
  Tony Arnold

  Arnold, T. (2014). Cycling safety in Australia. JACRS, 25(4), 40-43

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• Article Type 2: Contributed articles
  November 27, 2014 AEST
  Key Influences on Cycling for Transport
  Kristiann HeeschGavin Turrell

  Over recent years, the health, transport and environment sectors have been increasingly focused on the promotion of transport cycling. From a health perspective, transport cycling is recognised as a beneficial...

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• Article Type 2: Contributed articles
  November 27, 2014 AEST
  Safe Cycling: All We Need Is 3, 2, 1 to Reach Zero
  Marilyn Johnson

  When it comes to riding bikes, Australia is not a world leader. While Australian champions such as Anna Meares, Cadel Evans and Ritchie Porte are leading world cycling, at home...

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• Article Type 2: Contributed articles
  August 01, 2010 AEST
  Encouraging Safer Cycling Through the NSW BikePlan
  Lyndall JohnsonMatt Faber

  In response to the increasing pressures of climate change, traffic congestion and chronic ill-health associated with sedentary lifestyles, governments around the world are looking with increasing interest at active transport...

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• Article Type 2: Contributed articles
  August 01, 2010 AEST
  Cycling Safety in Victoria
  Juliet Reid

  The Victorian Government is currently making a substantial investment of an additional $115 million over 12 years towards cycling infrastructure in support of the Victorian Cycling Strategy, which was launched...

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• Article Type 1: Peer-reviewed papers
  February 01, 2010 AEST
  The Simulation of Rural Travel Times to Quantify the Impact of Lower Speed Levels
  J DutschkeJ Woolley

  The number and severity of rural road crashes has been shown to decrease with reduced travelling speed. One method of reducing the travelling speed on rural roads is to reduce...

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