What challenges and opportunities do Queensland children and their parents encounter when commuting to school?
Our recent publication in the Journal of Urban Design put children's experiences and perceptions central to the research question.
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Hello Linkedin Community - To be closer to family, I have decided to move back to Europe and I am looking for exciting new opportunities where I can apply my skills and experience as a behavioural researcher - especially in UX Research and Academic Psycho…https://t.co/AcUN1LVF54
Can displaying the shared pathway help drivers of conditionally automated vehicles anticipate and avoid silent failures?
I am pleased to announce that my first publication from my PhD exploring an HMI to help drivers of conditional automation :)
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After years of increasing road deaths, I wonder if this was discussed in the recent Queensland Road Safety Roundtable?
Mark Bailey MP https://t.co/yF6rCkoJ19
We've released the results from our inaugural Safer Pathways Survey. 🚶♀️👨🦽🚴♀️🛴
A lack of safe and accessible pathways around a popular primary school on Brisbane’s southside received the most responses.
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As a Brit, it was strange to learn that other countries had laws against "jaywalking".
I'm really proud of California for decriminalising jay-walking, a pointless law to enforce.
More walkable neighbourhoods and lower speed limits are more important fa…https://t.co/HAy6Q4xM7Q
Same problems in Queensland and Sunshine Coast Council: lack of footpaths on many roads including residential neighbourhoods...
@JamiesonMark https://t.co/YEZ1sxrwlt
Apart from the environmental and road safety benefits, reducing speed limits in built up areas can help reduce geopolitical dependence on oil exporting states https://t.co/N4YsEdQ9IK
saw this poster outside a physiotherapy clinic today and thought more active transport can probably help reduce the impact of two of Australia's biggest killers https://t.co/PnkiFYYc7V
We don't let watercraft and surfcraft mix with swimmers so why do we feel it is OK to built "shared paths" that mix cyclists with pedestrians? https://t.co/wgXhGKQfdt
saw this poster outside a physiotherapy clinic today and thought more active transport can probably help reduce the impact of two of Australia's biggest killers https://t.co/Q84y4f4wT8