‘Inadequacies’ in UK crash reports are missed opportunity towards providing life-saving data: Research
Drink, drugs and poor vision may be contributing to more accidents than we thought
— Daily Gazette and Essex County Standard, November 19, 2018
Category: Research
Research surrounding Distracted Driving
Tale of the tape in Australia: Cameras capture distracted driving event every minute and-a-half with mobile phone-specific distraction lasting as long
Candid camera: What drivers are really doing behind the wheel
— The Sydney Morning Herald, October 9, 2018
Canada’s Millennial generation more likely to ask driver to put away mobile yet also most to admit calling person known to be driving: Survey
How Millenials are helping stop distracted driving
— Canadian Underwriter, October 7, 2018
A question for Canada: ‘Is the number of deaths caused by distracted driving going down?’
Are there fewer deaths caused by distracted driving these days? Not yet, it seems
— The Globe and Mail, July 30, 2018
Quebec drivers reveal amount of distracted driving behavior and perceived risk: Survey
Nine out of 10 Quebec drivers admit to distracted driving: survey
— Montreal Gazette, July 16, 2018
Media-led ‘Zero Excuses’ survey details road safety-related concerns in Western Australia — driver’s mobile-use ranked most pressing issue
Madness as WA drivers ignore mobile phone use risks
— The West Australian, July 6, 2018
In-vehicle technology making for (even more) distracted drivers — deemed safe since automaker supplied: Research
Distracted driving is illegal in many states, but too many people are addicted
— The Washington Post, June 27, 2018
Perth study’s cameras show drivers using mobiles more often on freeways — despite potential violations, report says processing too costly
Mobile phones in cars: Perth drivers high speed fetish
— The Sunday Times, June 23, 2018