Transportation, Traffic Safety and Health — Human Behavior : Fourth International Conference, Tokyo, Japan, 1998

The Status of Traffic Safety in The United States -- Brain Anatomy, Impairments and Driving -- Perceived Risk and Driving Behavior: Lessons for Improving Traffic Safety in Emerging Market Countries -- Behavior, Technology and Traffic Safety -- New Technologies and Behavior: Problem or Cure? -- Built-in Social/Administrative Mechanism for Traffic Safety -- Behavior and Risk Typology: Disaggregation of Accident Statistics and Behavior -- Traffic Education Strategy -- An Evolutionary Perspective on the Prevention of Youthful Risk-taking: The Case for Classical Conditioning -- Alcohol, Fatigue, Inattention and Other Immediate Causes of Accidents and Their Significance for an Effective Accident Prevention Strategy -- Brain Injury After Traffic Accidents -- Cultural Lag in Safety in Indonesia: A Case in Yogyakarta -- Design of Driving Environment, Driving Behavior, and Traffic Safety -- The Electronic Driving License Saves Lifes When Used as an Ignition Key -- Ordered Probit Model of the Speed Selection Behavior: Results Based on a Korean Micro Data -- Normal Behavior and Traffic Safety: Violations, Errors, Lapses and Crashes -- Young People Drunk-driving: Process and Outcome Evaluation of Preventive Actions -- Behavior and Road Safety: A Multidimensional Issue — Implications for Road Safety Programmes in Developing Countries -- Imaging Techniques in the Evaluation of Behavior After Traffic Accidents -- The Effects of Targeted Safety Campaign and Enforcement Programs in Hulu Langat District, Malaysia -- Automobile Safetyd Devices and Offsetting Behavior: A Japanese Experience -- Driving Attitudes and Skills as a Function of Experience -- Motorization in Developing Countries: Implications for Public and Private Sectors -- Contributors to this volume.