CR 121: Young Driver Research Program—Overview Report (1993)

The over involvement of young drivers in road crashes is a very large and, to date, intractable road safety problem.

Appraisal of Warnambool Regional Association for Alcohol and Drug Dependence drink driver education program

This study of a Drink Drive Education Program conducted by the Warrnambool Regional Association for Alcohol and Drug Dependence Inc. (WRAADD) between April 1, 1991 and March 30, 1992 produced a profile of an average drink drive offender from a rural community. Some trends can be seen.

The effect of new safety helmet legislation on bicycle accidents in young children

A study of 813 child bicycle injury presentations at Brisbane's hospitals between April 1991 and June 1992 inclusive.

Disabled Driver Test Procedures

The purpose of the project was to document and evaluate current Australian practice in the assessment of drivers with disabilities.

MR 11: National Train the Trainers motorcycle rides trainers seminar (1992)

A national two day motorcycle rider trainers 'Training for Safety' seminar was held at the BMW Performance Driving Centre, Norwell, south of Brisbane, on 17 and 18 September 1992.

CR 112: Willingness to Pay for Vehicle Safety Features (1992)

This report examines the amount which Australian car buyers are willing to pay for vehicle safety features that protect occupants in the event of a crash.

CR 111: Older Pedestrian Demonstration Projects: Final Report (1992)

This is a summary of the reports submitted by 17 local governments describing their participation in the Older Pedestrian Demonstration Project.

CR 110: Environmental Adaptation of the Main Street in Country Towns: Towards Guidelines (1992)

This report establishes the principles for planning, analysis and design and formulates guidelines for the environmental adaptation of the Main Street of country towns, which should lead to a safer and more attractive environment to users of the main street without compromising the integrity of t

MR 10: Effects of a Reduced Alcohol Limit for Driving (1992)

Data from police random breath testing (RBT) and alcohol tests of crash-involved drivers were used to assess the effects of a reduction in the maximum permitted blood alcohol concentration (BAC) for driving.

OR 12: Review of Passenger Car Occupant Protection—Main Report

This reports on a $1 million standards development program by the Federal Office of Road Safety to review and improve occupant protection in passenger cars. It is part of a Federal Government initiative to reduce road trauma through road safety research.