Crossroads: smart strategies for novice pedestrians

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2004

Keywords

• road safety
• pedestrians
• children

Impacts

• Adoption of behavioural roadside training programme improves children’s road crossing skills.

  James Thomson (Participant), Andrew Tolmie (Participant) & Hugh Foot (Participant)

  Impact: Impact - for External Portal › Policy and legislation, Quality of life and safety

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Foot, H., Tolmie, A., Thomson, J., Whelan, K., Morrison, S., & Sarvary, P. (2004). Crossroads: smart strategies for novice pedestrians.

Foot, Hugh ; Tolmie, A. ; Thomson, J. et al. / Crossroads: smart strategies for novice pedestrians. 2004.

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