A naturalistic observation study of road users and motorcycle helmet use rates in Antananarivo, Madagascar
Silva, Randrianarisoa, Rajaonarintsoa, Perego, Siebert
Pedestrians
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Low Speed Automated Shuttle: From Test Track to on-Road Pilot
Charlebois, Dube, Christenson
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Relationship between Motor Vehicle Speed and Active School Transportation at Elementary Schools in Toronto and Calgary, Canada
Rothman, Ling, HubkaRao, Hagel, Macarthur, Winters, Churchill, Macpherson, Cloutier, Howard
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Senior Safety Zones in Toronto: A Case Study
Dilgir, Koo, Abdulkarim
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(Français) Évaluation d’une activité de prévention au regard des piétons adolescents en possible état d’ébriété à la Ville de Saguenay
Desjardins, Morin Chassé, Lavallière, Ouedraogo
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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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The effect of lowering residential speed limits to 30 km/h on pedestrian injuries in Toronto, Canada
Fridman, Ling, Rothman, Cloutier, Hagel, Howard
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Motorist speed compliance near Calgary Elementary Schools
Hubka, Churchill, Rothman, Nettel-Aguirre, Hagel
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Adult and child pedestrian road crossing behaviours during morning school drop-off time across Canadian urban/suburban areas
Cloutier, Ling, Desrosiers-Gaudette, Hubka, Howard, Macpherson, Fuselli, Winters, Hagel
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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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Commercial Vehicles and Vulnerable Road User
Comeau, Monk, Boase, Burns, German
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Characteristics of left- and right-turning vehicle-pedestrian crashes and what can be done about them
Arason, Erdelyi, Chan, Phillips, Brubacher
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Modeling Associations between Pedestrian Injury Severity and Road Infrastructure
Pascua, Dubois, Pernia, Bedard