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SWOV Research Activities 16 - April 2001
- The road safety targets of the Dutch National Traffic and Transport Plan are achievable
- Economic evaluation of road safety measures
- The value of statistical life in road safety
- The road safety situation in the Netherlands
- The costs of road safety in the Netherlands
- Memorandum of Understanding CSIR-SWOV
SWOV Research Activities 16 - April 2001
Knowledge base
- Sustainable Safety
vision, implementation... - Road safety developments
mobility, risk, casualties... - Road safety policy
targets, costs, benefits... - Road safety costs
crash costs, road deaths...
- Modes of transport
pedestrians, bicyclist, cars... - High-risk behaviour
alcohol, drugs, telephone, fatigue... - High-risk groups
children, youngsters, elderly... - Measures
education, enforcement, technology... - Data and analysis
sources, analyzing...