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Article Type 2: Contributed articles
Lost in Translation: Translating Injury Research Into Effective Interventions
David Sleet
Despite the existence of many effective interventions, more than 1.3 million people worldwide die from road traffic injuries. Another 20 to 50 million suffer serious injuries. Many, if not most...
Article Type 2: Contributed articles
Implementation of a Road Safety Package to Address the NSW Road Toll
Ralston FernandesAndrew GrahamMargaret PrendergastSoames Job
After six consecutive years of reductions, the NSW road toll for 2009 increased by more than 20% on the previous year, although gains in NSW remain ahead of the slight...
Collisions between vehicles and pedestrians represent a significant road safety problem and are overrepresented at night-time, with pedestrians being up to seven times more likely to be involved in a...
Article Type 2: Contributed articles
Alcohol and the Teenage Brain: Safest to Keep Them Apart
Ian Hickie
Recently College President Lauchlan McIntosh met with DrinkWise Australia to discuss areas of mutual interest and a potential partnership. DrinkWise is a not-for-profit research and social change agency that is...
Article Type 1: Peer-reviewed papers
Driver Behaviour and Crash Profiles at Seagull T-junctions on High Speed Rural Roads
Joyce TangSteve Levett
The aim of this paper is to evaluate the safety performances of unsignalised Seagull T-junction configuration on high speed rural roads in NSW. The findings were that two types of...