Approaching the reduction of road losses : replacing guesswork with logic, specificity, and scientifically determined fact.

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TextPublication details: [Australia : s.n.], 1972Description: 21 leaves : illSubject(s):

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363.12063 APP

Subject: Programme priorities must be based on success in reducing society's losses in damaged people and property. This requires systematic analysis of: pre-crash factors leading to crashes; crash factors causing unneccessary human and property damage in crashes; and post-crash factors increasing losses after crashes

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Programme priorities must be based on success in reducing society's losses in damaged people and property. This requires systematic analysis of: pre-crash factors leading to crashes; crash factors causing unneccessary human and property damage in crashes; and post-crash factors increasing losses after crashes

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