Estimated real-world safety benefits associated with blind spot monitoring systems in Australasian passenger vehicles

Despite the relatively low prevalence of lane change crashes generally, the estimated 15% reduction is significant. In the Australasian crash data analyzed, older drivers had an elevated rate of lane change crashes and may consequently gain greater benefit from blind spot monitoring systems.

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Traffic Injury Prevention
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2026-02-11
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https://doi.org/10.1080/15389588.2026.2615689
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Traffic and Road Safety
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Estimated real-world safety benefits associated with blind spot monitoring systems in Australasian passenger vehicles

M Keall, Stuart V. Newstead.
Traffic Injury Prevention
Traffic and Road Safety
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Estimated real-world safety benefits associated with blind spot monitoring systems in Australasian passenger vehicles

M Keall, Stuart V. Newstead.
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Abstract

Despite the relatively low prevalence of lane change crashes generally, the estimated 15% reduction is significant. In the Australasian crash data analyzed, older drivers had an elevated rate of lane change crashes and may consequently gain greater benefit from blind spot monitoring systems.

Traffic Injury Prevention
Monash University (AU), University of Otago (NZ)
Openalex Percentile: Top 66%
Traffic and Road Safety
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