Evidence:
You are viewing page 2 of 4 for 36 records found
Objectives: To present ways to improve the conspicuity of traffic signals, road markings, trucks, people being unexpectedly exposed on roads, pedestrians and cyclists.
- Author(s): European Safety Transport Council
- Published: European Safety Transport Council, 2006
- Date Added: 07 Feb 2013
-
Format:
Objectives: To review, consider and make recommendations on the role of driver distraction in causing RTIs.
- Author(s): Parliament of Victoria Road Safety Committee
- Published: Parliament of Victoria Road Safety Committee, 2006
- Date Added: 07 Feb 2013
-
Format:
Objectives: This report has been produced to highlight the clear road safety and economic benefits that would be achieved through enhanced budgets to national and local road authorities for investment in road marking based safety schemes.
- Author(s): Road Safety Markings Association
- Published: Road Safety Markings Association, 2007
- Date Added: 07 Feb 2013
-
Format:
Objectives: Developing and implementing a policy strategy specifically targeting rural roads is an integral part of a comprehensive road safety policy and is completely in keeping with the approach currently being taken by the ECMT.
- Author(s): OECD (Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development), ECMT Road Safety Group
- Published: OECD (Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development), ECMT Road Safety Group, 2009
- Date Added: 07 Feb 2013
-
Format:
Objectives: To review recent developments in Member Countries and to study European-wide approaches to, and future action on, traffic-calming policy, which is now a permanent feature of road safety policy in the various ECMT Member States.
- Author(s): OECD (Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development), ECMT Road Safety Group
- Published: OECD (Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development), ECMT Road Safety Group, 2009
- Date Added: 07 Feb 2013
-
Format:
Objectives: A study to compare driver behaviour across a number of experimental conditions with differing levels of roadside advertising present.
- Author(s): M. Chattington, N. Reed, D. Basacik, A. Flint, A. Parkes
- Published: TRL, prepared for Transport for London, 2009
- Date Added: 07 Feb 2013
-
Format:
Objectives: To undertake a literature review of road safety studies at traffic signals and signalised crossings in London or other urban areas.
- Author(s): J. Kennedy and B. Sexton
- Published: TRL, prepared for Transport for London, 2009
- Date Added: 07 Feb 2013
-
Format:
Objectives: To assess the effects of advertising signs on driving performance and distraction.
- Author(s): S. Bendak and K. Al-Saleh
- Published: King Saud University, International Journal of Industrial Ergonomics, Volume 40, Issue 3, 2010
- Date Added: 07 Feb 2013
-
Format:
Objectives: To review whether the removal of ineffective traffic signs may be part of an overall sign management strategy.
- Author(s): CTC & Associates LLC prepared for the Minnesota Department of Transportation
- Published: CTC & Associates LLC prepared for the Minnesota Department of Transportation, 2011
- Date Added: 07 Feb 2013
-
Format:
Objectives: To provide a summary of key research carried out between 2006 and 2009 into carriageway marking design and application methods, maintenance and benefits.
- Published: TRL, 2010
- Date Added: 07 Feb 2013