Getting back to basics: using road accident investigation to identify the desirable functionality of longitudinal control systems by Nikolaos Gkikas, Julian Hill, John H. Richardson

“…Significant contributory factors where “failure to stop the vehicle” was identified as the accident precipitating factor were seen to be “following too close”, “disobeyed automatic traffic signal”, “careless/reckless/in a hurry”, “failure to look” and “failure to judge other person’s path or speed”. …”
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When Pigs Fly by Avsar Gurpinar, Cansu Curgen Gurpinar

“…As Ahmet Hamdi Tanpınar writes in The Time Regulation Institute, “The clock itself is space, its ticking is time, its setting is human. …”
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British aid to Nigerian libraries: an analytical study of the work of three major British organisations involved in the development of library services in the country by Saliu A. Ajia

“…Consequently, there arose in me a desire to take stock of past foreign aid to libraries in the country at large with a view of determining how they had been utilized. [Continues.]…”
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Functional failure sequences in traffic accidents by Deniz Atalar

“…The original contribution to knowledge is the demonstration that when relevant data is available there is a possibility to understand the interactions that are occurring between road users before the crash, that is not possible otherwise. This contribution has been demonstrated by highlighting how latent class cluster analysis combined with accident causation data allows for relevant interactions between road users to be observed. …”
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