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Driving national development: Relationship between road safety conditions, driver compliance, and transportation infrastructure in the Philippines
Road safety significantly contributes to both urban and national development. This study assessed beliefs about road safety conditions and compliance with road safety rules in Malolos City, Bulacan, and examined how these beliefs would affect future infrastructure development throughout the Philippi
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