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Off-road driving conditions can vary widely depending on terrain and weather conditions. Its challenges may require special skills and equipment (such as vehicle recovery equipment) or adjustments (such as tyre pressure). It includes driving on sand, through water, on unpaved tracks and across open land.
Understanding and preventing injuries to motorcycle and moped riders (2007 - in progress)
Recent publications by CARRS-Q researchers include: Blackman, Ross A. and Cheffins, Tracy and Veitch, Craig and O'Connor, Teresa (2009) At work or play : a comparison of private property vehicle crashes with those occurring on public roads in north Queensland. O'Connor, Teresa and Hanks, Heather and Steinhardt, Dale A. (2009) All-terrain vehicle crashes and associated injuries in North Queensland : findings from the Rural and Remote Road Safety Study. Steinhardt, Dale A. and Sheehan, Mary C. and Siskind, Victor (2006) A comparison of offroad and onroad crashes in rural and remote Queensland.
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