While motivation affects safety-related decision-making and human reliability, technologies
to promote it are scarcely used. We have only recently witnessed how motivational …

Public bike-sharing is common in many regions, but rare in sub-Saharan Africa. Despite the
myriad of advantages, only five African countries have implemented it. Besides, road user …

Learning to ride a bicycle can be considered a keystone in a child's life, however, bicycle
injuries in young bicyclists remain a significant problem. The current systematic review …

Students in secondary vocational education often have to learn and practice their skills in
potentially dangerous situations, operating complex machinery or working in hazardous …

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 …

Navigation systems for cyclists are commonly screen-based devices mounted on the
handlebar which show map information. Typically, adult cyclists have to explicitly look down …

Virtual reality (VR) offers an interactive and more engaging setting for studying hazard
anticipation and anticipation in child cyclists who have a considerably higher risk for being …

Despite the health benefits of active travel, very few people in the UK choose to cycle short
journeys; a frequently cited barrier is personal safety concerns. Recent research using …

Cyclists are frequent casualties in road traffic collisions, and cyclist inattention is often
implicated. Children are more distractible than adults and so are arguably more vulnerable …

Background Hazard perception (HP) has been argued to improve with experience, with
numerous training programs having been developed in an attempt to fast track the …