(Français) Les défis que pose la mise en œuvre d’une base de données SIG en transport actif et sécurité routière à l’échelle de quatre régions métropolitaines canadiennes
Rancourt, Cloutier
Cyclists
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(Français) LE PORT DE CASQUE CHEZ LES USAGERS A DEUX ROUES VICTIMES D’ACCIDENTS DE LA ROUTE ET AU BENIN
HOUNKPE DOS SANTOS, Kpozehouen, GLELE AHANHANZO, Daddah, Leveque, Coppieters, , , , , , , ,
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Using evidence as part of the decision making pathway: A resource to assist practitioners in road safety
Richmond, Buchan, Pitt, Pike, Fuselli, Fridman, Macpherson
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Active School Transportation and the Built Environment across Canadian Cities: Findings from the Child Active Transportation Safety and the Environment (CHASE) Study
Rothman, Hagel, Nettel-Aguirre, Cloutier, McCormack, Howard, Macpherson, Fuselli, Ling, Buliung, HubkaRao, Zanotto, Rancourt, Winters
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Vulnerable Road Users
Pedestrians, motorcyclists, bicyclists and those road users riding micromobility vehicles such as electric bicycles, scooters, and skateboards are considered to be vulnerable road users since they do not have the protective shell of a vehicle in case of a collision….
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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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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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Safety Measures for Cyclists and Pedestrians Around Heavy Vehicles
Boase, Italiano, Florcke, Sow
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A Scoping Review of Canadian Evidence on the Relations Between Urban Form and Health in Children and Adolescents
Pitt, McCormack, Aucoin, Hubka, Goopy, Hagel
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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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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