Rose, Chae, and Hardie, Beth (2026) The morality of speeding and the conditional relevance of controls. International Criminology. (In Press)

Hardie, Beth, and Rose, Chae (2025) What next for tests of the situational model of Situational Action Theory? Recommendations from a systematic review. European Journal of Criminology. (In Press)

Lewis, I., Nandavar, S., Rose, C., Watson, B., and Watson, A. (2024) Evaluating the effectiveness of brief anti-speeding messages disseminated within warning notices to driving offenders. Transportation Research Interdisciplinary Perspectives, 26. 101153.

Goldsworthy, Jake, Watling, Christopher N., Rose, Chae, and Larue, Gregoire (2024) The effects of distraction on younger drivers: A neurophysiological perspective. Applied Ergonomics, 114. 104147.

Rose, Chae (2024) Examining speeding behaviour: an application of situational action theory. PhD thesis, Queensland University of Technology.

Rose, Chae (2023) To Speed or Not to Speed: Applying Situational Action Theory to Speeding Behavior. Deviant Behavior, 44 (6). pp. 935-952.

Rose, Chae, Nandavar, Sonali, Hardie, Beth, Watson, Barry, and Watson, Angela (2022) Re-evaluating speeding behaviour among ACT drivers: An action theory approach. Report. Centre for Accident Research & Road Safety - Queensland, Brisbane, QLD, Australia.

Kaye, Sherrie-Anne, Rodwell, David, Watson-Brown, Natalie, Rose, Chae, and Buckley, Lisa (2022) Road users’ engagement in prosocial and altruistic behaviours: A systematic review. Journal of Safety Research, 85. pp. 342-351.

Gauld, Cassandra S., Lewis, Ioni M., White, Katherine M., Watson, Barry C., Rose, Chae T., and Fleiter, Judy J. (2020) Gender differences in the effectiveness of public education messages aimed at smartphone use among young drivers. Traffic Injury Prevention, 21 (2). pp. 127-132.