Traffic Safety Research (TSR) is an international, peer-reviewed journal, jointly founded in 2021 by researchers from Lund University (Sweden), Delft University of Technology (the Netherlands) and the International Co-operation on Theories and Concepts in Traffic safety (ICTCT) association.
The journal's overarching aim is to contribute to the global shift towards the Safe System paradigm within road transportation. Traffic Safety Research publishes results from high-quality research in engineering, psychology, sociology, economics, medicine, political sciences, and other fields relevant for explaining and addressing road traffic casualties.
Accepted manuscripts are published on a rolling basis, meaning they become accessible as soon as the copyediting process is complete. For convenience reasons, the journal contents are organized by annual volumes (and, occasionally, special issues).
Publication topics? Read more about the journal's Focus and scope.
Access and reviewing? Read more about our Platinum Open Access and Open peer review policies.
Indexing? Read about the TSR's current Indexing status.
Who is behind? Meet the Editorial team.
The special issue investigates questions related to the transition towards the Safe System approach in road safety work, raising the awareness of the problems and the scientific level of the discussion on the topic.
The issue is still open for submissions. Read the full call here.
The TSR journal is now included in TRID—the largest publication database devoted to transportation research.
The TSR announces a special issue 'Changing the tracks: experiences and challenges in transition to Safe System'. Submission is open...
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