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Assessing the prevailing driver seatbelt compliance at Madina Zongo junction in Accra, Ghana: An observational studyTraffic Injury Prevention, Traffic and Road Safety
Active, last published 2026
In urban transport and accessibility
William Kwaasi
Amanor
“Research focused on Urban Transport and Accessibility and adjacent fields.”
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illiam Kwaasi Amanor is a researcher working on Urban Transport and Accessibility. A fuller summary will appear once they update their profile.
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William's work has been cited 23 times across 3 active years. Bars show publications per year; the line shows cumulative citation totals across publications first appearing in each year.
05 · Research focus
Topics
Urban Transport and Accessibility×5Traffic and Road Safety×4Transportation Planning and Optimization×4Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research×1Biodiesel Production and Applications×1
06 · Where I am
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CurrentlyCape Coast Technical University, Ghana
Research themes (UN SDGs)
07 · Selected work
Recent publications
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Assessing Road Users’ Preferences for Various Travel Demand Management Strategies for Adoption in Accra, GhanaFuture Transportation, Urban Transport and Accessibility
2024Open access2cites
Assessing Road Users’ Preference for Various Travel Demand Management Strategies for Adoption in Accra, GhanaPreprints.org, Urban Transport and Accessibility
20252cites
Examining the factors associated with the non-use of seatbelts among drivers and passengers in GhanaAfrican Transport Studies, Traffic and Road Safety
2025Open access1cites
Observational study on seatbelt usage among rear-seat passengers in a developing metropolis: Evidence from Pedu intersection, Cape Coast, GhanaTraffic Injury Prevention, Traffic and Road Safety
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