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Public attitudes to road user safety in the United Kingdom and their effect on travel behaviour

Charles Musselwhite, Erel Avineri, Yusak O. Susilo

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As attempts to shift road users to more sustainable travel modes such as cycling or walking tend to be successful the safe interaction between the different road user groups demand attention. Road ...

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As attempts to shift road users to more sustainable travel modes such as cycling or walking tend to be successful the safe interaction between the different road user groups demand attention. Road ...

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As attempts to shift road users to more sustainable travel modes such as cycling or walking tend to be successful the safe interaction between the different road user groups demand attention. Road ...

Key concepts: Travel behavior, Cycling, Transport engineering, Kingdom, Public transport, Business, Internet privacy, Advertising

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