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NSW GovernmentData provider: OpenGov
Analysis is made of the questions to be resolved in the event of a decision at Govenment level to introduce compulsory wearing of seat belts by vehicle occupants generally....
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NSW GovernmentData provider: OpenGov
In New South Wales, the wearing of seat belts was compelled by a new regulation (Regulation 110F) under the Motor Traffic Act, 1909, in the following terms: "No person shall,...
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NSW GovernmentData provider: OpenGov
In this paper the early effects of the legislation in New South Wales are examined.
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NSW GovernmentData provider: OpenGov
In March 1973, 18 months after seat belt use became mandatory in NSW, 1251 people were interviewed in Sydney on their seat belt usage and attitudes. This survey was a repeat of...
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NSW GovernmentData provider: OpenGov
Young pedestrians have long been a major target for road safety propaganda partly due to their over-representation in pedestrian traffic crashes. The Australian Department of...
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NSW GovernmentData provider: OpenGov
Young pedestrians have long been a major target for road safety propaganda partly due to their over-representation in pedestrian traffic crashes. The Australian Department of...
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NSW GovernmentData provider: OpenGov
This is the second of two reports. The first, an exploratory research programme on communicating road safety information to the young pedestrian, indicated a need for road...
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NSW GovernmentData provider: OpenGov
This report contains background papers, discussions and a summary of proposals.
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NSW GovernmentData provider: OpenGov
This report is based upon an in-depth study (IMPACT 7) of 73 children who occupied cars in 231 crashes on New South Wales roads. The crashes were reported to involve children...
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NSW GovernmentData provider: OpenGov
In such an important area as the restraint of children in car crashes, it is essential whilst developing a programme of education and promotion, that the end object of reducing...