No. 169: Mobile phone use while driving
Top line: Using a hands-free mobile phone is no safer than using a hand-held mobile phone. Both increase crash risk...
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No 168: Stressing the harms of physical inactivity to promote exercise
Top line: Inactive people are contributing to a premature death burden as large as tobacco smoking. This fact is largely...
No 167: Speed & Crash Risk: OECD’s recommendations
Top line: Excessive speed is a cause of deaths and injuries across all motorised societies. Through a Safe Systems approach...
No 166: Age-related decline and cycling: new evidence
Top line: While aging is a fact of life, the pace of the aging process appears to be compounded by...
No 165: Policy making and evidence selection
Top line: Political pressures may encourage a selective use of evidence as a rhetorical device to support pre-determined policy choices...
164: The rise and rise of e-bikes
Top line: E-bike use has grown dramatically over the past decade and there is little evidence to suggest this growth...
