David Logan

Associate Professor

MONASH UNIVERSITY

Australia

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David Logan is an Associate Professor at Monash University, Australia. His research focuses on various aspects of road safety, including enhancing workplace road safety for drivers, naturalistic driving studies, and factors influencing automated vehicle usage. Additionally, he investigates restraint use for child occupants and the transport needs of older drivers, contributing to sustainable and smart initiatives for safe mobility.

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Renée M. St. Louis

University of Michigan

UNITED STATES

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Graham Currie

MONASH UNIVERSITY

AUSTRALIA

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Judith Charlton

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MONASH UNIVERSITY

AUSTRALIA

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sjaan koppel

monash university accident research centre (muarc)

AUSTRALIA

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Stuart Newstead

MONASH UNIVERSITY

AUSTRALIA

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Selby Coxon

MONASH UNIVERSITY

AUSTRALIA

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Articles (13)

Enhancing workplace road safety for commercial and gig economy drivers in Australia

Naturalistic driving study data applied to road infrastructure: A systematic review

Factors influencing behavioral intentions to use conditionally automated vehicles

Restraint use within vehicles transporting child occupants in Dubai, United Arab Emirates: An observational study

“Tram Wrong Way” International Experience and Mitigation of Track Switch Errors

The role of safety in modal choice and shift: A transport expert perspective in the state of Victoria (Australia)

Intentions and willingness to engage in risky driving behaviour among high school adolescents: evaluating thebstreetsmart road safety programme

Utilising Human Crash Tolerance to Design an Interim and Ultimate Safe System for Road Safety

Restraint Use for Child Occupants in Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Understanding Current and Future Transport Needs of Older Australian Drivers to Guide Development of Sustainable and Smart Initiatives to Support Safe Mobility of Older Adults

Fatal and Serious Injury Rates for Different Travel Modes in Victoria, Australia

Parents’ Willingness to Allow Their Unaccompanied Children to Use Emerging and Future Travel Modes

Development and application of a vehicle safety rating score for public transport minibuses

Collaborators (6)

Renée M. St. Louis

Graham Currie

Judith Charlton

sjaan koppel

Stuart Newstead

Selby Coxon

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