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BAppSci (HMS) (Hons), GDipEd (MYS)
Amy Schramm is a Senior Research Officer with 12 years experience at CARRS-Q. She has worked on a number of large projects across a number of research areas, as well as providing support for the development of research ethics applications. She is an experienced road safety researcher who has published and presented research findings nationally and internationally on a range of road safety topics, including vulnerable road users, intelligent transport systems, and older drivers.
KEY RESEARCH AREAS
- Cycling safety
- Road safety education programs
- Railway level crossing safety
- Older driver safety
- Highway safety
SKILLS
- Crash data analysis
- Designing & conducting surveys
- Roadside observational studies
Projects
- Advice on development of education tool for Australian Road Safety Foundation
- Comparing e-scooter safety in the ACT and other jurisdictions
- Cooperative and Highly Automated Driving (CHAD) Safety Study
- Drink Driving Education Program Framework and Curriculum Development
- Evaluating safety measures and behaviours at level crossings along maintained but non-operational rail corridors
- Evaluation of the Road Attitudes and Action Program (RAAP)
- Guidelines for Incident Response Vehicles and Truck Mounted Attenuators
- Putting a human face on cyclists in the ACT
- Slips, trips and falls on trains and at railway stations - Stages 2 & 3
- Tasmania Graduated Driver Licensing System Evaluation