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Publications

MR 13: Analysis of Improving Occupant Protection in Existing Coaches (1996)

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This study was initiated to undertake a cost benefit analysis of equipping the coaches in the Australian fleet, as at 30 June 1994, with a range of occupant protection measures as outlined in the Code of Practice (Bleakly 1994). The amount of data on bus crashes in Australia is limited.

OR 19: Variation in Relative Safety of Australian Drivers with Age

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This report compares the road safety performance of individual age classes of Australian drivers.

CR 153: Grouping of Fatal Pedestrian Crashes (1996)

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This research developed a typology of fatal pedestrian crashes using a multivariate statistical strategy which included homogeneity analysis and k-means clustering.

Pedestrian casualties: children in early school years

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Investigates trends in pedestrian fatalities among children of primary school age.

Driving in unfamiliar surroundings part 2: driving interstate

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Reviews issues relating to driving outside one's home state and concentrates on drivers of passenger vehicles, excluding trucks and buses.

Alcohol and road fatalities

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Considers the involvement of alcohol in fatal road crashes and provides a statistical overview of alcohol related fatal road crashes in 1992.

Airbags and the risk of serious injury to children and small adults

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Looks at the safety issues related to airbag deployment.

Monograph 1: Road fatality trends in Australia: 1995 summary

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Analyses trends in road fatalities during 1995 in Australia and in the States and Territories.

Female car drivers and risk

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This monograph investigates trends in female driver fatalities and the risk of serious injury in a road crash. (1996)

Driving in unfamiliar surroundings part 3: country driving/city driving

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Considers the risks entailed by city drivers travelling in the country and country drivers in the city.