Objectives To systematically review studies eliciting monetary value of a statistical life (VSL)
estimates within, and across, different sectors and other contexts; compare the reported …

Pedestrian safety has been a major concern in Hong Kong, where walking is an important
access mean to urban transportation services and pedestrian-vehicle conflicts are prevalent …

Property damage and loss from road traffic accidents are a major concern in developing
countries; thus, studies on accident damage in such countries may include more latent …

Evaluating road safety improvements becomes important because it can assist policymakers
in allocating economic resources to improve safety and implementing effective policy …

A cost‐benefit analysis in a road safety context fundamentally analyzes the advantage of
higher safety or lower risk. It can help determine if increasing spending on road safety …

This paper presents the results of a stated choice study for estimating the Willingness-To-
Pay of respondents in four European countries (Belgium, France, Germany and the …

Investing in road safety enhancement programs highly depends on the economic valuation
of road traffic accidents and their outcomes. Such evaluation underpins road safety …

Road traffic injuries (RTIs) are increasingly claiming lives, particularly of those living in low-
and middle-income countries (LMICs). To evaluate the economic consequences of RTIs …

Bicycle use increases in many cities around the world. In the Netherlands, cycling is one of
the main transport modes in cities and bicycle use is still growing. This leads to crowded …

This study investigates the use of biometric technology in public transit to improve trip safety
and effectiveness. The incorporation of biometric technology into transit networks improves …