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Rural and remote road safety collaborative study: research and intervention to reduce economic, medical and social costs of road crashes in North Queensland

Reach:
QLD
Focus area:
Mainstream with Indigenous content
Status:
Current
Evaluated:
No

Overview

This is a research program from CARRS-Q, in cooperation with James Cook University. This prospective research aims to identify factors related to the occurrence, in rural and remote areas, of serious traffic incidents which cause persons to be killed or hospitalised, and to the factors related to the immediate and subsequent trauma suffered by victims.

Contacts

CARRS-Q
Queensland University of Technology
Mary Sheehan
Email: m.sheehan@qut.edu.au
Vic Siskind
Email: v.siskind@qut.edu.au

Rural and remote road safety collaborative study: research and intervention to reduce economic, medical and social costs of road crashes in North Queensland

Overview

Contacts

Related publications

Centre for Accident Research and Road Safety - Queensland (CARRS-Q) (2006)

Rural and remote road safety research project: five year crash and area profile of North Queensland.

Brisbane: Centre for Accident Research and Road Safety - Queensland (CARRS-Q)

Centre for Accident Research and Road Safety - Queensland (CARRS-Q) (2008)

Rural and remote road safety research program: major recommendations.

Brisbane: Centre for Accident Research and Road Safety - Queensland (CARRS-Q)

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