Mohammed Ohidul Haque, Ph.D., is Associate Professor of Econometrics, Universiti Brunei Darussalam, Brunei. He is a professional applied statistician and econometrician and a pioneer and major exponent in the analysis of road accident data. He has been Chief Econometrician at the Australian Institute of Family Studies, Head of the Evaluation and Statistical Services Section of VicRoads, and Chief Executive Director of the International Institute of Business and Social Studies.

• Chapter 1 IntroductionChapter 2 Accident Statistics for the Shire of MeltonChapter 3 A Review of Serious Road Casualty DataChapter 4 Estimation of Sample Size for the Comparison of Accident Risks Based on an Exposure SurveyChapter 5 Developing Road Safety Countermeasure Initiatives Using Road Fatality DataChapter 6 A Short-term Accident Monitoring System: A Case Study for VictoriaChapter 7 Evaluation of Some Major Statewide Police InitiativesChapter 8 Methods of Evaluation of Implemented Road Safety LawsChapter 9 Evaluation of Implemented Road Safety Countermeasures Using Intervention Time Series AnalysisChapter 10 Detailed Analyses of the Victorian Zero Bac Legislation on Serious Casualty AccidentsChapter 11 Evaluation of the Demerit Points System in Deterring Traffic OffensesChapter 12 Unemployment and Road FatalitiesChapter 13 Cost of Road AccidentsChapter 14 Risk Analysis in Road SafetyChapter 15 Conclusions

Mohammed Ohidul Haque, Ph.D., is Associate Professor of Econometrics, Universiti Brunei Darussalam, Brunei. He is a professional applied statistician and econometrician and a pioneer and major exponent in the analysis of road accident data. He has been Chief Econometrician at the Australian Institute of Family Studies, Head of the Evaluation and Statistical Services Section of VicRoads, and Chief Executive Director of the International Institute of Business and Social Studies.

• Chapter 1 IntroductionChapter 2 Accident Statistics for the Shire of MeltonChapter 3 A Review of Serious Road Casualty DataChapter 4 Estimation of Sample Size for the Comparison of Accident Risks Based on an Exposure SurveyChapter 5 Developing Road Safety Countermeasure Initiatives Using Road Fatality DataChapter 6 A Short-term Accident Monitoring System: A Case Study for VictoriaChapter 7 Evaluation of Some Major Statewide Police InitiativesChapter 8 Methods of Evaluation of Implemented Road Safety LawsChapter 9 Evaluation of Implemented Road Safety Countermeasures Using Intervention Time Series AnalysisChapter 10 Detailed Analyses of the Victorian Zero Bac Legislation on Serious Casualty AccidentsChapter 11 Evaluation of the Demerit Points System in Deterring Traffic OffensesChapter 12 Unemployment and Road FatalitiesChapter 13 Cost of Road AccidentsChapter 14 Risk Analysis in Road SafetyChapter 15 Conclusions

Mohammed Ohidul Haque, Ph.D., is Associate Professor of Econometrics, Universiti Brunei Darussalam, Brunei. He is a professional applied statistician and econometrician and a pioneer and major exponent in the analysis of road accident data. He has been Chief Econometrician at the Australian Institute of Family Studies, Head of the Evaluation and Statistical Services Section of VicRoads, and Chief Executive Director of the International Institute of Business and Social Studies.

• Chapter 1 IntroductionChapter 2 Accident Statistics for the Shire of MeltonChapter 3 A Review of Serious Road Casualty DataChapter 4 Estimation of Sample Size for the Comparison of Accident Risks Based on an Exposure SurveyChapter 5 Developing Road Safety Countermeasure Initiatives Using Road Fatality DataChapter 6 A Short-term Accident Monitoring System: A Case Study for VictoriaChapter 7 Evaluation of Some Major Statewide Police InitiativesChapter 8 Methods of Evaluation of Implemented Road Safety LawsChapter 9 Evaluation of Implemented Road Safety Countermeasures Using Intervention Time Series AnalysisChapter 10 Detailed Analyses of the Victorian Zero Bac Legislation on Serious Casualty AccidentsChapter 11 Evaluation of the Demerit Points System in Deterring Traffic OffensesChapter 12 Unemployment and Road FatalitiesChapter 13 Cost of Road AccidentsChapter 14 Risk Analysis in Road SafetyChapter 15 Conclusions