The prediction of the likelihood of vehicle crashes constitutes an indispensable component
of freeway safety management. Due to data collection limitations, studies have used mainly …

Driving is a multifaceted and risky activity that requires activation and utilisation of both
cognitive and physiological capabilities. Sleep deprivation tends to impair cognitive function …

Background Fatigue is a complex state resulting in decreased alertness, often accompanied
by drowsiness. Driving fatigue has significantly contributed to traffic accidents globally …

Despite the promised benefits, the introduction of Automated Vehicles (AVs) on roads will be
confronted by many challenges, including public readiness to use those vehicles and share …

Motorcyclist hazardous actions (eg, particularly speed too fast or failing to stop in assured
clear distance (ACD)) are commonly identified as risk factors that significantly impact the …

Crash type, a key contributory factor of crash injury severity level, is typically included in
crash severity models as an explanatory variable. However, certain unobserved factors …

Driving pattern recognition has been applied for the purposes of driving styles identification
and harsh driving events detection. However, the evolution of driving behavior around and …

Driver anticipation plays a crucial role in crashes along horizontal curves. Anticipation is
related to road predictability and can be influenced by roadway geometric design. Therefore …

Fatigue and distraction are the most common long-term poor state and short-term abnormal
behavior of drivers, significantly increasing the driving risk of vehicles equipped with the …

Transportation agencies post and enforce reduced speed limits in work zones to ensure
work zone safety, since traffic speed is found to be associated with work zone crash risks …