Crash Avoidance and Crash Severity Reduction

Making Evidence-based Crash Risk Estimation Routine by using the SESA Process

Keywords: Road Environment, Research, Safer Roads, New Technologies in Road Safety, Safe Systems & Transport Planning, Risk Evaluation and Treatment, Roundabouts & High-Risk Curves, Design of Safer Roads, Risk Assessment, Intersections, Crash Avoidance and Crash Severity Reduction, Safe Systems and Transport Planning, Road Design, Intersections and Roundabouts, Safe System & Transport Planning, Safe Systems and Transpoart Planning

ACRS, DOI:10.33492/JRS-D-19-00125, https://doi.org/10.33492/JRS-D-19-00125

Submission Date: February 27, 2020 Journal

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Implications of traffic sign recognition systems for road operators

Jones, C B, Zhou, R., Rowland, M., Roper, Y.

Keywords: Autonomous Vehicles, Crash Avoidance and Crash Severity Reduction, Signage & Signalisation, NCAP And Consumer Test Ratings

ACRS

Submission Date: 2018 Conference: ARSC

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Road safety benefits of level 3 and level 4 connected and automated vehicles and fleet transition

Young, D, Nieuwesteeg, M, Strandroth, J., Logan, D, Ziekemijjer, P.E.

Keywords: Autonomous Vehicles, Crash Data Analysis, Crash Avoidance and Crash Severity Reduction

ACRS

Submission Date: 2018 Conference: ARSC

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Priorities for improving the safety of the Victorian taxi fleet

Newstead, S, Mulvihill, C, Budd, L

Keywords: Fleet Safety, Policy Development and Implementation, Crash Avoidance and Crash Severity Reduction

ACRS

Submission Date: 2018 Conference: ARSC

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Safety benefits of connected and automated driving technologies in Australia and New Zealand

Logan, D, Allen, T, Young, K, Jones, C B, Ballingall, S.

Keywords: Autonomous Vehicles, Crash Avoidance and Crash Severity Reduction, Intelligent Transport Systems in Vehicles

ACRS

Submission Date: 2018 Conference: ARSC

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Why bulk liquid cargoes shall be secured for the safe transportation in mobile tanks

Eenkhoorn, E.

Keywords: Heavy Vehicles, Crash Avoidance and Crash Severity Reduction

ACRS

Submission Date: 2018 Conference: ARSC

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Further research on attachments mounted on an approved motorcycle helmet: do they increase injury risk?

Leavy, D, Beck, D.

Keywords: Motorcycles and Scooters, Motorcyclists, Policy Development and Implementation, Motorcycle Helmets and Protective Clothing, Legislation and Law, Crash Avoidance and Crash Severity Reduction

ACRS

Submission Date: 2018 Conference: ARSC

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Crash Avoidance and Crash Severity Reduction

Making Evidence-based Crash Risk Estimation Routine by using the SESA Process

Implications of traffic sign recognition systems for road operators

Road safety benefits of level 3 and level 4 connected and automated vehicles and fleet transition

Priorities for improving the safety of the Victorian taxi fleet

Safety benefits of connected and automated driving technologies in Australia and New Zealand

Why bulk liquid cargoes shall be secured for the safe transportation in mobile tanks

Further research on attachments mounted on an approved motorcycle helmet: do they increase injury risk?

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