Use of Electronic Communication Devices by Canadian Drivers: Combined Urban/Rural Sites
Jonah
Research and Evaluation
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Risky driver behaviours at school drop-off time and active school transportation in children across Canadian urban/suburban areas
Rothman, Ling, Desrosiers-Gaudette, Hubka, Howard, Fuselli, Cloutier, Winters, Hagel, Macpherson
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Integration of roadside camera images and weather data for monitoring winter road surface conditions
Carrillo, Crowley
Student Paper Competition: 1st Place -
Road Safety and the Lifeworld: Unintended Consequences of Canada’s New Drug-Impaired Driving Legislation
Valentine
Student Paper Competition: 3rd Place -
The Plight of the Distracted Pedestrian: A Meta-analysis of Mobile Phone Use and Crossing Behaviour
Simmons, Caird, Ta, Sterzer, Hagel
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An Investigation of Circumstances Contributing to Child Bicyclist Injuries in Three Canadian Municipalities.
Aucoin, Hubka, Zanotto, Ling, Doan, Beno, Stang, Howard, McCormack, Nettel-Aguirre, Teschke, Winters, Hagel
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Modeling Associations between Pedestrian Injury Severity and Road Infrastructure
Pascua, Dubois, Pernia, Bedard
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A comparison of active school transportation across Canadian urban/suburban areas
Rothman, Cloutier, Ling, Desrosiers-Gaudette, Hubka, Howard, Macpherson, Fuselli, Hagel, Winters
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Commercial Vehicles and Vulnerable Road User
Comeau, Monk, Boase, Burns, German
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Exposure-Adjusted Bicycling Crash Rates and Risk Factors in Seven European Cities
Branion-Calles, Nelson, Winters, Gotschi
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The effect of lowering residential speed limits to 30 km/h on pedestrian injuries in Toronto, Canada
Fridman, Ling, Rothman, Cloutier, Hagel, Howard
Student Paper Competition: Honourable Mention