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Title:
Safety Data, Analysis, and Evaluation
Accession Number:
01624778
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Transportation Research Board Business Office
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Washington, DC 20001 United States
Abstract:
This issue contains sixteen papers concerned with safety data, analysis and evaluation. Specific topics addressed in this issue include the following: injury severity analysis of rollover crashes; speed and rear-end collision relationships; postencroachment time thresholds; modeling driver behavior with an in-vehicle data recorder; model-based versus data-driven approach for road safety analysis; impact of speed limit changes on driving speed and road safety; and wrong-way driving crashes. Additional topics addressed include: geographical boundary dependency versus roadway hierarchy in macroscopic safety modeling; pedestrian and bicycle crash typing; hospital length of stay for drivers with traumatic brain injuries; motor vehicle crash black spot identification; generalized additive and Bayesian hierarchical models for areal safety analysis; injury severity modeling; joint modeling of pedestrian and bicycle crashes; before-after safety evaluation; and safety diagnosis using automated video analysis.
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Figures; References; Tables
Subject Areas:
Data and Information Technology; Highways; Pedestrians and Bicyclists; Safety and Human Factors
Created Date:
Feb 1 2017 8:39AM
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