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Avon Longitudinal Study of Parents and Children: Longitudinal Analysis of Risk of Injury in the Road Environment in Childhood and Adolescence (Road Safety Web Publication No. 23)

Objectives: To explore the relationship between reported road traffic RTIs in adolescence and a range of background personal and family risk factors in early life, and to investigate the characteristics of children who had repeat road traffic incidents.

  • Author(s): A. Emond, R. Doerner, J. Mytton and E. Towner
  • Published: Centre for Child and Adolescent Health, Bristol, prepared for Department for Transport, 2011
  • Date: 15 Mar 2013
  • Format: Adobe Portable Document Format

Code of Everand: Final Evaluation Report

Objectives: To evaluate the impact of The Code of Everand (CoE), a multiplayer online game for 9-13 year olds.

  • Author(s): I. Dunwell, S. Christmas and S. de Freitas
  • Published: Serious Games Institute (SGI) and Simon Christmas Ltd, prepared for Department for Transport, 2011
  • Date: 15 Mar 2013
  • Format: Adobe Portable Document Format

The Role of Skills, Attitudes and Perceived Behavioural Control in the Pedestrian Decision-making of Adolescents Aged 11–15 Years (Road Safety Research Report No. 68)

Objectives: To assess which factors (road crossing skills, changes in road environment around primary and secondary schools, gap between perceived and actual skills, and bias towards risk-taking) contributed most to increases in unsafe pedestrian behaviour between the ages of 11-15 years old.

  • Author(s): A. Tolmie, J.A. Thomson , R.O’ Connor, H.C. Foot, E. Karagiannidou, M. Banks, C. O’ Donnell and P. Sarvary
  • Published: University of Strathclyde prepared for the Department for Transport, 2006
  • Date: 15 Mar 2013
  • Format: Adobe Portable Document Format

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