India - road safety research

A new publication compiling research on road safety in India has now been compiled. This has been produced by an expert in the field, NS Srinivasan. The book is called, “Planning for the future – Solutions for India’s traffic problems” This publication contains 30 articles published during the past few years on the topic. This book is incorporated in the website and is available for the benefit of technical community. Other books included in the website are: “Taking the high road – Research on transport
July 4, 2016 Read time: 1 min
A new publication compiling research on road safety in India has now been compiled. This has been produced by an expert in the field, NS Srinivasan. The book is called, “Planning for the future – Solutions for India’s traffic problems”

This publication contains 30 articles published during the past few years on the topic. This book is incorporated in the %$Linker: 2 External <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-16"?><dictionary /> 0 0 0 oLinkExternal website Visit www.nssrinivasantraffic.com Website false http://www.nssrinivasantraffic.com/ false false%> and is available for the benefit of technical community.

Other books included in the website are: “Taking the high road – Research on transport in developing economies”, September 2013; “Traffic engineering and planning under mixed traffic and other prevailing conditions in India”, October 2014; “Transport research in India – Analytical case studies”, July 2015.

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