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 Pedestrians, bicyclists and motorcyclists comprise the most vulnerable road user groups.
The projects in this theme seek to better understand the over-representation of these groups in crashes and the severity of their outcomes, and to develop interventions to address these issues.
For motorcyclists, there is a focus on licensing and training issues, while patterns of activity and road environment issues are relatively more important in pedestrian and bicyclist projects.
Theme leader: Professor Narelle Haworth 
Improving the safety of older drivers, vehicle passengers and pedestrians, especially women, as the Australian population ages (2010)
Compendium of best practices on motorcycle and scooter safety (2009 - in progress)
Delivering road safety messages to the next generation of older drivers (2009)
Delineating injury patterns and safety behaviours among cyclist groups (2007 - in progress)
Understanding and preventing injuries to motorcycle and moped riders (2007 - in progress)
Identifying programs to reduce road trauma to ACT motorcyclists (2007)
An investigation of older pedestrian road crossing strategies (2006 - 2009)
Motorcyclist apparel observation study in the ACT (2006)
Development and evaluation of a motorcycle training intervention (2004 - in progress)
Rider Risk Assessment Measure (RRAM) (2004 - 2006)
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