The relationship between traffic management, speed and safety in neighbourhoods. Paper presented at the 13th ARRB conference, August 25-29, 1986.

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Brindle, R.E.
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This paper is also published in the 13th ARRB - 5th REAAA Combined Conference, 25-29 August 1986, Adelaide, South Australia, Volume 13, Number 9, p. 90-102. For the abstract see PB 27637 (In: B 27628 S) (IRRD 289486) d reduction is widely recognised as a necessary condition for improving safety in residential area. However, there is a resistance to the concept of reduced speeds in Australia, and in particular it has been claimed that there is no evidence of a relationship between speed reduction and accident reduction in local streets. This paper reviews recent literature to see if this is so.

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C 8094 (In: C 8078) /72 / IRRD 868564
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In: Living with traffic : twenty-seven contributions to the art and practice of traffic calming 1979-1992, ARRB Special Report ASR 53, 1996, p. 217-231, 75 ref.

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