Webinar series: ‘How to conduct and publish excellent research on traffic safety’
The upcoming speaker is Henk Stipdonk, The Netherlands Knowledge Institute for Transport Policy Analysis (KiM)
According to the latest WHO's global status report on road safety from 2023, the vast majority (92%) of traffic deaths occur in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). While much knowledge on how to prevent traffic fatalities and injuries is available, it often comes from the high-income countries. The general lack of quality research based on the LMIC-context, and particularly performed by the researchers with local knowledge and understanding, is a serious hinder in addressing the global traffic safety challenge.
The purpose of the special volume is to raise the awareness and the scientific level of the discussion related to traffic safety in LMICs.
The volume is handled by the TSR regular editorial team.
Read the call and instructions for submissions here.
The upcoming speaker is Henk Stipdonk, The Netherlands Knowledge Institute for Transport Policy Analysis (KiM)
The TSR has been included in Web of Science.
The Traffic Safety Research journal calls for research papers addressing traffic safety issues in low- and middle-income countries.
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