(English) How Psychological and Physiological Impacts Influence Traffic Interpretation
Wayne Browne
2015 – Conférence ACPSER – Ottawa
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An evaluation of Ontario’s Group Education Session Program (GES) for licence renewal of seniors aged 80 and above
Ward Vanlaar, Marisela Mainegra Hing, Robyn Robertson, Dan Mayhew, David Carr
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(English) Driver fatigue and risk of death or injury: A ten-year analysis of fatigue-related collisions on Ontario roads from 2002 – 2011 using an operational definition of fatigue
Maryam Haya, Sulaf Al-Karawi, Francine Rubin, Yoassry Elzohairy
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Identification of crime and collision hotspots for law enforcement: case study for the City of Regina
Emmanuel Takyi, Peter Park
Concours d’articles étudiants : 3ème place -
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(English) An integrated approach to prevent work related collisions between multiple companies / industries: a Quebec initiative
Martin Lavallière, Johanne Trépanier, Bertrand Paquin
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(English) Relationships between Sensation Seeking, Speeding Attitudes and Driving Violations among a Sample of Motor Sports Spectators and Drivers
Zümrüt Yıldırım-Yenier, Evelyn Vingilis, David L. Wiesenthal, Robert E. Mann, Jane Seeley
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MÉTHODE D’AIDE À LA DÉCISION POUR DÉTERMINER LA LOCALISATION DES PASSAGES BRIGADIERS DANS L’AGGLOMÉRATION DE MONTRÉAL
Mathieu Rancourt, Marie-Soleil Cloutier
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Are Intersections With Cycle Tracks Safer? A Control-Case Study Based On Automated Surrogate Safety Analysis Using Video Data
Sohail Zangenehpour, Jillian Strauss, Luis F. Miranda-Moreno, Nicolas Saunier
Concours d’articles étudiants : 1ère place -
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(English) Are interventions effective at improving skills in older drivers?
Martin Lavallière, Alexander Crizzle
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Ejections and Fatalities in Single-Vehicle Rollover Crashes: A Question of Restraint
Alan German, Priya Prasad, Jean-Louis Comeau