Recent automotive research often focuses on automated driving, including the interaction
between automated vehicles (AVs) and so-called “vulnerable road users”(VRUs). While …

A quantitative behavioural online study examined a set of hazards that correspond with
security-and privacy settings of the major global online social network (Facebook). These …

Abstract Introduction: In recent years, Australia is seeing an increase in the total number of
cyclists. However, the rise of serious injuries and fatalities to cyclists has been a major …

The main aim of the study was to investigate whether attitudes toward traffic safety, risk
perception, worry, risk tolerance, safety priority, and accident involvement are associated …

Whether for commuting or leisure, cycling is a growing transport mode in many countries.
However, cycling is still perceived by many as a dangerous activity. Because the mode …

Understanding perceptions of safety and comfort (PSC) while walking or cycling is essential
to accommodating and encouraging active travel, but current measures of PSC, primarily …

Interactions with other road users influence the perceived safety and comfort of pedestrians.
Yet the relationships among perceptions of yielding, safety, and comfort are poorly …

Active mode (walking, bicycling, and their variants) users are exposed to various negative
externalities from motor vehicle traffic, including injury risks, noise, and air pollutants. This …

Children are highly represented in statistics relating to road traffic injuries and fatalities.
There are multiple risk factors that together create an increased risk for children in traffic …

Personal mobility vehicles (PMVs) are gaining popularity as an eco-friendly transport mode
for short-distance trips in urban environments. These vehicles can provide numerous …