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Bicycle Crashes in the Australian Capital Territory

Whately, S., 1985, Federal Office of Road Safety, Canberra
This report investigates the nature and extent of bicycle crashes in the Australian Capital Territory, with the emphasis on crashes resulting in death or admission to an ACT hospital. Hospital in-patient morbidity statistics for the period July 1979 t o June 1983 were supplemented by information from police accident reports and a mailed questionnaire. Information was collected on the time and place of crash, crash causation, main injury, and cyclist characteristics.
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