<TRANSPORT AND EMERGENCY MEDICAL RESPONSE SYSTEMS>
•Robert B. NOLAND : A REVIEW OF THE IMPACT OF MEDICAL CARE AND TECHNOLOGY IN REDUCING TRAFFIC FATALITIES
•Hideyuki KITA : AN EVALUATION MODEL OF THE LEVEL OF EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE IN SPARSELY POPULATED AREAS
•Ulf BJOERNSTIG : PRE-HOSPITAL EMERGENCY CARE IN SWEDEN- with Special Emphasis on Care of Traffic Victims -
•Sei-Chang OH : EXAMINATION OF THE EMERGENCY MEDICAL RESPONSE SYSTEM IN KOREA AND SUGGESTIONS FOR IMPROVEMENTS RELATING TO TRANSPORT
<TRANSPORTATION>
•DESAPRIYA, E.B.R., BRUSSONI, M., PIKE, I., HAN, G. : THE INJURY SEVERITY RATE DIFFERENCES IN PASSENGER CARS AND PICK UP TRUCKS RELATED TWO VEHICLE INVOLVED MOTOR VEHICLE CRASHES IN BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA
•Sunanda DISSANAYAKE : COMPARISON OF SEVERITY AFFECTING FACTORS BETWEEN YOUNG AND OLDER DRIVERS INVOLVED IN SINGLE VEHICLE CRASHES
•Karin LIMAPORNWANITCH, Kardi TEKNOMO, Kazunori HOKAO, Atsushi FUKUDA : ZONAL IMPACT ANALYSIS OF A STRATEGIC PLANNING APPROACH FOR LAND DEVELOPMENT CONTROLS - A Case Study of Bangkapi, Bangkok -
•Toshiya HIROSE, Toichi SAWADA, Yasuhei OGUCHI : BASIC STUDY ON TAILORMADE BRAKING SUPPORT SYSTEM
<COUNTRIES' STATISTICS OF ROAD ACCIDENTS AND COMMENTARY>
•Gerrie BOTHA : ROAD ACCIDENTS IN SOUTH AFRICA: 1990-2003
•Tonia LO : ROAD TRAFFIC ACCIDENT TREND IN HONG KONG IN THE PAST DECADE
