26 Aug 2026
Is safety for non-motorized transport users truly a policy priority in Sub-Saharan Africa?Publisher siteInternational Journal of Injury Control and Safety Promotion, Traffic and Road Safety
UniversitiesChris Bic Byaruhanga
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In traffic and road safety
Chris Bic
Byaruhanga
Scholar“Research focused on Traffic and Road Safety and adjacent fields.”
Kyambogo University
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Traffic and Road Safety×4Urban Transport and Accessibility×3Construction Project Management and Performance×3Infrastructure Maintenance and Monitoring×3Transportation Planning and Optimization×2
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3 works30 Jun 2026
Travel choices and green travel potential among university students in UgandaPublisher siteAfrican Geographical Review, Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research
19 Jun 2026Open access
Walking as a mode of transport: Content analysis of standalone non-motorized transport (NMT) policies in Sub – Saharan Africa (SSA)Publisher siteAfrican Transport Studies, Urban Transport and Accessibility
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