Effectiveness of average speed cameras on the reduction of road casualties: Initial data analysis of the A77 in Scotland

Driver Behaviour and Training

Volumn 5, Issue , 2012, Pages 483-491

  Broughton, Paul S ^a   Hutchings, Chris ^a   Stone, David ^a   Walker, Linda ^a  

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