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Effects of Driver Familiarity and Prolonged or Intermittent Right-Side Failure on Level Crossing Safety

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Using functional analysis to determine the requirements for changes to critical systems: Railway level crossing case study

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A human factors commentary on innovations at railroad–highway grade crossings in Australia

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Driver Behavior at Rail-Highway Crossings

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Frustration at congested railway level crossings: How long before extended closures result in risky behaviours?

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Out of sight and out of mind? Safety and procedural issues with disused and seasonal rail corridors

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