Getting Ahead: Returning Britain to European leadership in road casualty reduction This paper reviews the astonishing returns that are now being achieved by simple safe road design changes such as sheltered turning lanes, safety fencing and road markings to make roads...
Pedestrian Activity & Accident Risk The report provided the most detailed breakdown yet of pedestrian risk and was the result of almost two years’ study of walking patterns and accident records in Northampton – chosen for the study as a ‘typical...
Risk & Safety On The Roads: Perceptions And Attitudes The object of this study was to investigate factors affecting judgement of risk and attitudes to road safety, specifically: to increase the understanding of people’s perception of risk and their...
Red-Light Running: Accidents & Surveillance Cameras With the arrival in the United Kingdom of equipment to monitor ‘red-light running’, a review of accidents related to violations of traffic lights was undertaken by the City of Birmingham as part of...
How Safe? Foundations For The Future 11 September 1986 To mark its tenth anniversary, the AA Foundation held a one-day international conference in Birmingham coinciding with the 1996 Forum of European Road Safety Institutes’ conference. Entitled How safe?...
