A prospective cohort study on minor accidents involving commuter cyclists in Belgium
Authors:
- Grégory VandenbulckeGVGrégory Vandenbulcke
- Luc Int PanisLuc Int Panis
- Isabelle ThomasITIsabelle Thomas
- Bart DegraeuweBDBart Degraeuwe
- Elke CumpsECElke Cumps
- Joris AertsensJAJoris Aertsens
- Rudi TorfsRTRudi Torfs
- Romain MeeusenRMRomain Meeusen
- 1 March 2012
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Accident Analysis & Prevention
- Vol. 45, 683-693
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- Belgian Science Policy under the Science
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