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A Monitoring System for the Effects of Activities of Transport Inspectorate Netherlands on Traffic Safety

Investigates the possibilities of implementing instruments developed in the United States, such as SafeStat, to increase road traffic safety, and investigates developing a similar instrument for prioritizing carriers for inspection in the Netherlands.
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