An evaluation of an anti-speeding publicity campaign/.

Author(s)
Manders, S.
Year
Abstract

The effectiveness of campaign was evaluated by two means: measures of vehicle speeds before, during and after the campaign; and measures of drivers' perceived risk of apprehension for speeding. Whilst the vehicle speed measure showed an encouraging trend, neither measure was able to detect a statistically significant change.

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Library number
B 22925 /73/
Source

Hawthorn, Road Traffic Authority, 1983, 32 p., tab., ref.; Report No. 1/83 (GR)

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