OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The H4-Index of Journal of Safety Research is 33. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-12-01 to 2025-12-01.)

Article	Citations
Safety assurance for automated systems in transport: A collective case study of real-world fatal crashes	148
Differences between managers’ and safety professionals’ perceptions of upwards influence attempts within safety practice	91
Are out-of-state drivers more seatbelt compliant than in-state drivers in the United States?	81
Exploring the association between quantified road safety target attributes and their success: An empirical analysis from OECD countries using panel data	75
Do employees’ work schedules put them at-risk? The role of shift scheduling and holidays in predicting near miss and incident likelihood	71
Improving the usability of large emergency 911 data reporting systems: A machine learning case study using emergency incident descriptions	68
Comparing the perceptions of ethnic minority construction workers and management staff on the factors affecting safety communications	60
Crisis communication in construction: Organizational strategies for worksite fatalities	58
Inclusion of phone use while driving data in predicting distraction-affected crashes	57
Vehicle-Pedestrian near miss analysis at signalized mid-block crossings	56
A multinomial logit model: Safety risk analysis of interchange area based on aggregate driving behavior data	54
Trust but verify: The biasing effects of witness opinions and background knowledge in workplace investigations	54
Assessing the determinants of crash propensity using structural equation modeling: Role of distractions caused by fellow drivers	50
Statistical analysis of the severity of occupational accidents in the mining sector	49
Advanced risk management strategies for safety enhancement in temporary building construction works	48
Assessing the relationship between driving skill, driving stress, and driving behavior	48
The effect of punishment and feedback on correcting erroneous behavior	46
A biomechanical evaluation of firefighters’ musculoskeletal loads when carrying self-contained breathing apparatus in walking and running	46
It’s not a hard and fast rule: A qualitative investigation into factors influencing speeding among young drivers	45
How can teen driver education be enhanced with ADAS training: Stakeholder perspectives	44
Analyzing the factors influencing speeding behavior based on quasi-induced exposure and random parameter logit model with heterogeneity in means	43
Editorial Board	42
Unraveling the drivers of spatial (in)equity in bicycle crashes across four U.S. cities	40
Exploring parental risk perception regarding childhood unintentional home injuries: A cross-sectional study	39
Traumatic workplace injuries: A cross-sectional analysis of OSHA severe injury reports, including the impacts of seasonality and COVID-19 from 2015 to 2022	39

Validating traffic simulation for crash risk assessment using field crash data	38
Modelling the pedestrian dilemma zone at uncontrolled midblock sections	38
A review of research on driving distraction based on bibliometrics and co-occurrence: Focus on driving distraction recognition methods	37
Seasonal variation in fall-related emergency department visits by location of fall – United States, 2015	36
Vibration-induced drowsiness contours: New safety recommendations for the transport industry	36
Determinants of bicycle crashes at urban signalized intersections	36
What factors contribute to e-scooter crashes: A first look using a naturalistic riding approach	35
Emerging technology in agriculture: Opportunities and considerations for occupational safety and health researchers	34
Fall- and collision-related injuries among pedestrians in road traffic environment – A Swedish national register-based study	33