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Concours du meilleur article rédigé par un étudiant

Le Bureau d'assurance du Canada et les membres de l'Association canadienne des professionnels de la sécurité routière ont commandité un concours pour le meilleur article scientifique, rédigé par un étudiant inscrit dans une université canadienne, touchant n'importe quel aspect de la sécurité routière.

Articles étudiants gagnants

CCMSR XXIV - 2014 Vancouver

• (English) Multimodal Injury Risk Analysis of Road Users at Signalized and Non-Signalized Intersections
  Jillian Strauss, Luis F. Miranda-Moreno, Patrick Morency
  Étudiant 1 Student
• (English) Automated Classification Based on Video Data at Intersections with Heavy Pedestrian and Bicycle Traffic: Methodology and Application
  Sohail Zangenehpour, Luis F. Miranda-Moreno, Nicolas Saunier
  Étudiant 2 Student
• (English) Control Algorithm, Safety and Traffic Impact Analysis of Automated Variable Speed Limit
  Bidoura Khondaker, Lina Kattan
  Étudiant 3 Student

CCMSR XXIII - 2013 Montréal

• (English) Development of Crash Modification Factors for Left Side Rumble Strips
  Matthew P. Mulkern, Eric D. Hildebrand
  Étudiant 1 Student
• (English) Bayesian Modeling Approach for Cyclist Injury Risk: Comparison of Signalized and Non-Signalized Intersections
  Jillian Strauss, Luis F. Miranda-Moreno, Patrick Morency
  Étudiant 2 Student
• Entraînement sur simulateur chez une personne ayant subi un traumatisme crânien sévère et transfert des apprentissages sur la route
  Martin Lavallière
  Étudiant 3 Student

CCMSR XXII - 2012 Banff

• (English) Effect of Intersection Designs on Cyclist Injury Risk
  Jillian Strauss, Luis F. Miranda-Moreno
  Étudiant 1 Student
• (English) Applicability of Shared Spaces Concepts to Canadian Communities
  Jeremy Adamson
  Étudiant 2 Student
• (English) Evaluation of Diagnosis Tools for Safety Improvement Projects
  Rajib K. Sahaji, Peter Y. Park, George Eguakun, Angela Gardiner
  Étudiant 3 Student

CCMSR XXI - 2011 Halifax

• (English) Analysis of Driver Behaviour and Collision Risks for Protected Freeway Entrance and Exit Ramps: Trajectories and Surrogate Safety Measures
  Paul St-Aubin, Luis Miranda-Moreno, Nicolas Saunier
  Étudiant 1 Student
• (English) Evaluation of Peripheral and Transverse Pavement Markings for Speed Reduction
  Javier Zamora, Eric Hildebrand, Peter Allaby, Jonathan Lewis, Darren Charters
  Étudiant 2 Student
• (English) The Effects of Music Tempo on Driver Risk Taking
  Ashley Hall, David L. Wiesenthal
  Étudiant 3 Student

CCMSR XX - 2010 Niagara

• (English) Automated safety analysis video sensors: technology and case studies
  Karim Ismail
  Étudiant 1 Student
• (English) Drivers' Reactions to Motorcyclists on the Roadway
  Amanda Ohlhauser
  Étudiant 2 Student
• (English) A Pilot Study on Child Pedestrian and Cyclist Motor Vehicle Collisions
  Vu (Brian) Le
  Étudiant 3 Student

CCMSR XIX - 2009 Saskatoon

• (English) Attributional Theory: A new source for driver safety initiatives
  Christine M. Wickens
  Étudiant 1 Student
• (English) Spatial-temporal transferability of macro-level collision prediction models
  Bidoura Khondaker
  Étudiant 2 Student
• (English) Road design or near-road features which increase the probability of wildlife collisions: the analysis of observations made during the 2009 Saskatchewan black spot screening project
  Elena Zabolotny
  Étudiant 3 Student

CCMSR XVIII - 2008 Whistler

• (English) Is a hands-free phone safer than a handheld phone?
  Yoko Ishigami, Raymond M. Klein
  Étudiant 1 Student
• (English) Use of Driver Manuals to Communicate the Risk of Wildlife Hazards to New Drivers in Western Canada
  Leonard E. Sielecki
  Étudiant 2 Student
• (English) Unintentional Cycling Injuries in Manitoba: Primary Prevention
  Michelle Nostedt
  Étudiant 3 Student

CCMSR XVII - 2007 Montréal

• (English) Wheelchair accessibility: Descriptive study of intersections in an urban area
  Sean Bennett, R. Lee Kirby, Blair MacDonald
  Étudiant 1 Student

AGA - 2000 Blainville

• (English) Lower Universal Anchorages and Occupant Safety In Rear Impacts
  Simone Lalande
  Étudiant 1 Student
• (English) Accident Prediction Models With and Without Trend: Application of the Generalised Estimating Equations (GEE) Procedure
  Dominique Lord
  Étudiant 1 Student

CCMSR XI - 1999 Halifax

• (English) Child Pedestrian Injuries on One-Way versus Two-Way Streets
  Wazana A, Torrance VL, Raina P, Krueger P, Chambers LW
  Étudiant 1 Student

CCMSR X - 1997 Toronto

• (English) Human Factors in Motor Vehicle Collision Investigations
  Étudiant 1 Student