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R28 Review and Analysis of Head‑on, Run‑off‑road and Out‑of‑control Crashes on Queensland Roads Year 1 – 2014/15

Authors
Joseph Affum
Samantha Taylor
Michael Luy
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A review of crash data identified head-on crashes, run-off-road crashes and intersection crashes as the three most severe crash types on Queensland roads. In order to focus its safety activities in the right areas Queensland Transport and Main Roads (TMR) commissioned ARRB Group to determine the contributing factors and key drivers behind these crash types. This will enable more specific and focused strategies to be adapted for improved safety outcomes for these high risk crash types.

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