Razi Hasan

Razi Hasan serves as a Research Associate at the School of Psychological Science within The University of Western Australia, leveraging 9 years of research and academic experience rooted in transport and civil engineering. His work focuses on road safety through advanced statistical analysis and writing, contributing to UN Sustainable Development Goals in health and sustainable infrastructure.

His academic background includes:

• PhD in Road Safety

Dr. Hasan's research spans road safety, impaired driving (particularly THC-related drug driving), risk behavior in urban mobility (eRiders/cyclists), and marine safety engineering. He employs empirical Bayes methods, mixed models, and meta-regression to analyze crash data and safety interventions, with expertise extending to law enforcement procedures and procedural justice in traffic contexts. His fingerprint reveals concentrated activity in Error Rate Engineering, Marine Safety, Safety Measures, and Social Sciences domains including Police practices and Law.

Analysis of his 2024-2025 publications shows consistent methodological innovation in quantifying substance impairment effects on crash risk, with expanding applications to diverse transport modes—from metropolitan Perth cyclists to Malaysian ferry systems. This demonstrates rigorous cross-modal safety evaluation using causal analysis and performance indicators.

No scientific awards or fellowships are documented in the current profile.

There is no mention of student supervision or grant management in the available data, though international collaborations (e.g., Malaysia ferry case study) imply externally supported research networks.

His collaborative work with institutions across Australia and Malaysia highlights active engagement in global safety research networks, particularly in transportation risk assessment and policy-relevant safety solutions.