OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The H4-Index of Journal of Safety Research is 28. 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 2021-02-01 to 2025-02-01.)

Article	Citations
Examining the contribution of psychological resilience on self-reported and naturalistic driving behavior of older adults	91
Post-trip safety interventions: State-of-the-art, challenges, and practical implications	87
Workplace violence during the COVID-19 pandemic: March–October, 2020, United States	78
Health equity guiding frameworks and indices in injury: A review of the literature	74
A review of occupational safety and health research for American Indians and Alaska Natives	61
Precursory elements of safety culture: Exploratory analyses of engineering students’ safety attitudes	53
Limitations in the field of vision of young operators of utility all-terrain vehicles	53
Knowing how to swim and drowning prevention in children aged 10 to 14 years. Systematic review	47
Assessing the determinants of crash propensity using structural equation modeling: Role of distractions caused by fellow drivers	46
Safe stairway negotiation: Role of distractions and handrail use	45
Making safety training stickier: A richer model of safety training engagement and transfer	44
How safety accountability impacts the safety performance of safety managers: A moderated mediating model	43
Trust but verify: The biasing effects of witness opinions and background knowledge in workplace investigations	43
A pilot study evaluating the effectiveness of preventing railway suicides by mid-track fencing, which restrict easy access to high-speed train tracks	42
A methodology for assessment of long-term exposure to whole-body vibrations in vehicle drivers to propose preventive safety measures	39
Risk factors affecting crash injury severity for different groups of e-bike riders: A classification tree-based logistic regression model	38
A biomechanical evaluation of firefighters’ musculoskeletal loads when carrying self-contained breathing apparatus in walking and running	38
Effectiveness of implementing a Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) law among young Serbian drivers	37
Accident or suicide? Improvement in the classification of suicides among road traffic fatalities in Sweden by extended psychosocial investigations, during the years 2010–2019	37
Understanding the drowsy driving crash patterns from correspondence regression analysis	37
Evaluating sleep deprivation and time-of-day influences on crash avoidance maneuvers of young motorcyclists using a dynamic simulator	34
Developmental differences in children’s adaptation to vehicle distance and speed in street-crossing decision-making	34
Modeling spatiotemporal interactions in single-vehicle crash severity by road types	33
Factors associated with parent and youth athlete concussion knowledge	33
Versatile, but not focused, traffic offenders are more likely to be at fault for a fatal crash	30

Editorial Board	28
Editorial Board	28
The impact of Illinois’ comprehensive handheld phone ban on talking on handheld and handsfree cellphones while driving	28
Reliability and validity of an employer-completed safety hazard and management assessment questionnaire	28