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  • 9. Effects of major-road vehicle speed and driver age and gender on left-turn gap acceptance.
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  • 11. Speed choice by drivers: the issue of driving too slowly.
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  • 17. The credibility of speed limits on 80 km/h rural roads: The effects of road and person(ality) characteristics.
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  • 19. Gap acceptance and risk-taking by young and mature drivers, both sober and alcohol-intoxicated, in a simulated driving task.
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