Journal indexing is a broad concept essentially meaning that the journal can be found in various relevant databases. The indexation of a journal shows its quality. Before a journal is added to a database, it is checked by the journal indexer team against a set of clearly stated quality-related criteria.
Besides setting a ‘quality stamp’, indexing greatly improves the visibility of the journal and its publications. The more databases the journal is visible in, the higher are the chances that people will find it and refer to it in their own publications.
Finally, indexing provides useful statistics, such as number of citations for an article, author's h-index or journal impact factor.
Below follows the list of services in which you can find the Traffic Safety Research journal already now. The list is updated as the TSR enters new databases.
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Starting from 2024, the authors may support the TSR journal through the voluntary publication fee system.
The TSR has been accepted for Scopus.
The TSR journal is now included in TRID—the largest publication database devoted to transportation research.
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