Encouraging a driving safety culture through positive peer pressure with courtesy
<p dir="ltr">Although road safety and driver behaviour have improved over the last few years in Qatar, more accidents can be prevented and still more lives saved. One simple and very important step to reduce the severity of injuries for drivers and passengers is the proper and consis...
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| Main Author: | Guillaume Alinier (6952004) (author) |
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| Other Authors: | Mohamud Verjee (19774377) (author) |
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2015
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