An edition of Observance of road rules and priorities at the introduction of a priority road programme (1976)

Observance of road rules and priorities at the introduction of a priority road programme

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Robert K. McKelvey
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Publisher
Dept. of Psychology, Monash University
Language
English
Pages
77

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Subjects

Traffic signs and signals, Roads, Interchanges and intersections, Psychology, Automobile drivers, Traffic engineering

Places

Australia
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Observance of road rules and priorities at the introduction of a priority road programme
1976, Dept. of Psychology, Monash University
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Edition Notes

Bibliography: p. 76-77.
"January 1976."
Errata slip inserted.

Published in
Melbourne
Series
Human factors report ;, HFR-2

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
363.1/256/0994
Library of Congress
HE368 .O27 1976

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Pagination
vii, 77 p. :
Number of pages
77

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL2576451M
LCCN
85122308

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