By Dr Julie Hatfield

Reports

Hatfield J; Kasparian NA; Murphy S; Job RS, 2005, Risk perceptions, attitudes and behaviours regarding driver fatigue in NSW Youth: The development of an evidence-based driver fatigue educational intervention strategy, Motor Accidents Authority of NSW

Hatfield J; Job RS; Hesketh B; Joung W, 2005, The development of messages and experiences to reduce road-related illusory invulnerability and risky driving, for young drivers, Motor Accidents Authority of NSW

Hatfield J; Chamberlain T, 2005, The effects of in-vehicle audiovisual display units on simulated driving, Roads and Traffic Authority of NSW

Hatfield J; Job RS, 2004, Beliefs and attitudes about speeding and its countermeasures, Australian Transport Safety Bureau

Hatfield J; Job RS; Smith K, 2004, Perceptions of priority rules at pedestrian crossings by pedestrians and drivers, Motor Accidents Authority of NSW

Hatfield J, 2004, Recommendations regarding crash outcome measures alternative to crashes for the Driver Development Program evaluation, Roads and Traffic Authority of NSW

Hatfield J; Job RS; Clements S; Cannon G; Montalban M; van Grinsven L, 2004, Study of pedestrian safety and concurrent mobile use, Telstra

Theses / Dissertations

Shaw L, 2016, Exploring self-reported behaviour, crash and near miss experiences of cyclists in NSW through the application of a safe systems framework, The University of New South Wales, http://handle.unsw.edu.au/1959.4/57075

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