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SafeTREC* at APHA: Safe Transportation Research and Education Center staff participation at the 2009 Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association, November 7-11, 2009
List of SafeTREC Papers and Presentations at APHA 2009 (click on title to see description on APHA Web site, as well as links to session details)
Sunday, november 8, 2009
A Critical Review of Motorcycle Safety Countermeasure Studies and Recommendations for Future Research in the United States poster by John M. Bigham, Thomas M. Rice, and David Ragland, SafeTREC.
Go to Motorcycle Safety research page on SafeTREC site.Predictors of helmet use behaviors among San Francisco Bay Area motorcyclists
Poster by Casey K. Tsui and Thomas M. Rice, SafeTREC.
Go to Motorcycle Safety research page on SafeTREC site.Monday, november 10, 2009
A web-based tool to query and map police collision report data
Thomas M. Rice, John M. Bigham, Jiyeon Lee, Shin-Hyoung Park, SafeTREC.
Go to Geocoding Crash Data research page on SafeTREC site.Safe Routes to School (SRTS) National Partnership's Local School Project (LSP): Baseline Evaluation Results
Tracy McMillan, PPH Partners, Swati Pande and Jill F. Cooper, SafeTREC.
Go to Safe Routes to School Evaluation research page on SafeTREC site.Tuesday, november 10, 2009
Evaluation of traffic safety in sprawl and urban growth in California metropolitan areas
John M. Bigham, Kitae Jang, Ki Han Song, SafeTREC, Shin Hyoung Park, Seoul National University, David R. Ragland, SafeTREC.
Go to Land Use and Safety research page on SafeTREC site.Training, riding, and motivations among San Francisco Bay Area motorcyclists
Thomas M. Rice, SafeTREC, Craig Anderson, University of California Irvine, Swati Pande, Christopher Yopp, and Casey Tsui, SafeTRE.C
Go to Motorcycle Safety research page on SafeTREC site.
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Characteristics of back-over injuries among young children: A study from eight California trauma centers
Thomas M. Rice, SafeTREC, and Roger Trent, California Department of Public Health, and Swati Pande, SafeTREC.
Go to Child Passenger and Child Pedestrian Safety research page on SafeTREC site.*(WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE that, starting October 26, 2009, the Traffic Safety Center has a new name, SafeTREC, the Safe Transportation Research and Education Center.
Our new name more accurately reflects the manner in which our mission has grown since our founding nearly 10 years ago to encompass safety and travel risk in a multi-modal transportation system; a robust and diverse research agenda across multiple disciplines; and development and enhancement of curriculum, training, and outreach on the graduate and undergraduate levels, as well as for professionals and members of the community.)
