ECIS-REPORT-4-COUNTERMEASURES-MUARC-REPORT-346-2022-2022-12-16-FINAL.pdf (3.02 MB)
Enhanced crash investigation study report number 4 - Identification of countermeasures to address serious injury crashes
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posted on 2022-12-21, 09:54 authored by Michael Fitzharris, Tandy Pok Arundell, Bruce Corben, Michael Lenne, Sara Lui, Sujanie Peiris, Amanda Stephens, Diane Bowman, Andrew MorrisAndrew Morris, Claes TingvallThis report identifies interventions and actions aimed at reducing the incidence of serious injury sustained in crashes in Victoria. Interventions are focussed on short-to-medium term actions, as well as setting a path towards the longer-term vision of creating an inherently safe road transport system. Countermeasures are presented across the phases of the crash, from before a driver enters a vehicle through to recovery from injuries sustained in the crash. This analysis highlights where, and by what means, reductions in serious injury can be achieved.
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Commissioned by: Transport Accident Commission
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Fitzharris MP, Pok Arundell T, Corben B, Lenné MG, Liu S, Peiris S, Stephens A, Bowman DM, Morris A, Tingvall C. Identification of countermeasures to address serious injury crashes, ECIS Report 4. Monash University Accident Research Centre, Report 346; Clayton; 2022.Publisher
Monash UniversityVersion
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2022-12-16ISBN
9781925413168eISSN
1835-4815Publisher version
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MUARC Report: 346Language
- en
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Prof Andrew Morris. Deposit date: 18 December 2022Usage metrics
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