Human reaction plays a key role in improved protection upon emergent traffic situations with
motor vehicles. Understanding the underlying behaviour mechanisms can combine active …

Background The alarming rate of child pedestrian fatalities highlights an urgent imperative
for comprehensive test on children's street-crossing safety. Various methods in children's …

Introduction: Young children cannot effectively adapt their behaviors to vehicles at varied
distances and speeds, which is a critical cause of road accidents. However, the impact of …

The use of virtual reality (VR) has become increasingly popular in the field of traffic
psychology, where realistic traffic situations can be simulated and pedestrians 'actual …

Due to immaturity in their physical and cognitive development, children are particularly
vulnerable to road traffic injuries as pedestrians. Child pedestrian injury primarily occurs in …

As we age, many physical, perceptual and cognitive abilities decline, which can critically
impact our day-to-day lives. However, the decline of many abilities is concurrent; thus, it is …

All children are vulnerable to pedestrian injuries, but previous research suggests children
diagnosed with ADHD may have elevated risk. Child pedestrian injury risk also increases …

Cognitive abilities decline with healthy ageing which can have a critical impact on day-to-
day activities. One example is road crossing where older adults (OAs) disproportionally fall …

The rising prevalence of e-bikes and shared bikes in transportation modes adds complexity
to pedestrian movement at intersections. The conflict technique is a substitute for collisions …

Primary school children are likely to participate in traffic as pedestrian road users. Due to
their immature levels of physical and cognitive development, it is difficult for children to make …