Motor vehicle data in Canada: past, present and future.

Author(s)
Yuen, L.
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Abstract

Canada has set a goal to achieve the safest roads in the world by the year 2000. The success of this achievement can only be measured through relevant and accurate data. What data are available to support this initiative? Canada first started collecting motor vehicle related data in 1903, What has been done since? This paper will trace the development of motor vehicle related data collection in Canada, from the first vehicle registration in 1903, to the formation of the Road Safety Directorate at Transport Canada, and its mandate to collect TRAID, to the current NCDB, and beyond. The paper will also examine the development of other motor vehicle related databases in Canada, and the strategic plans to allow maximum utilization of these databases. (A)

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C 16854 (In: C 16785 [electronic version only]) /90 / ITRD E103252
Source

In: Proceedings of the sixteenth International Technical Conference on Enhanced Safety of Vehicles ESV, Windsor, Ontario, Canada, May 31 to June 4, 1998, Volume 2, p. 1440-1444, 7 ref.

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