Letters to the editor: Issue 577 12 Aug 2011
2 Linked Articles:
- Road safety industry shouldn’t take credit for casualty decline 29 Jul 2011
- Road Safety Towards 2020 6 May 2011
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Attitude/behaviour, Road management / Maintenance, Road safety, All of UK
Highway engineers have made our roads less safe
Robert Davis - Chair, Road Danger Reduction Forum, London, NW10
John Adams and Ben Hamilton-Baillie (ibid) are absolutely correct in their debunking of Phillip Sulley’s (and the ‘road safety’ establishment’s) mythology of the supposed benefits of highway engineering with regard to safety on the road. My article in LTT’s supplement Road Safety: Towards states the case against the dominant ideology of road safety more extensively.
Adaptive behaviour by all road users (often referred to as “risk compensation”) is not...
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