Temporal stability of factors affecting injury severity in rear-end and non-rear-end crashes: A random parameter approach with heterogeneity in means and variances

C Wang, F Chen, Y Zhang, S Wang, B Yu… - Analytic methods in …, 2022 - Elsevier
Rear-end crashes have become a serious global issue, with increasing injuries and fatalities
accounting for massive property loss. The purpose of this study is to investigate the variation …

[HTML][HTML] Reviews and prospects of human factors research on curve driving

L Han, Z Du, H Zheng, F Xu, J Mei - Journal of traffic and transportation …, 2023 - Elsevier
In order to fully understand the research progress of human factors and traffic safety in curve
driving, from the perspective of driver-vehicle-road-environment dynamic traffic system, this …

Analysis of injury severity in rear-end crashes on an expressway involving different types of vehicles using random-parameters logit models with heterogeneity in …

C Wang, F Chen, Y Zhang, J Cheng - Transportation letters, 2023 - Taylor & Francis
To examine the difference in contributing factors of rear-end crashes of different injury
severity involving different types of vehicles, this paper proposed random-parameters …

Modeling operating speed using continuous speed profiles on two-lane rural highways in India

V Malaghan, DS Pawar, H Dia - Journal of transportation …, 2020 - ascelibrary.org
The geometric elements of the road, such as tangents and curves, play a vital role in road
safety because significant crashes are reported on the horizontal curves and tangent-to …

Prediction of drivers' speed behavior on rural motorways based on an instrumented vehicle study

A Montella, L Pariota, F Galante… - Transportation …, 2014 - journals.sagepub.com
Several studies have developed operating speed prediction models. Most of the models are
based on spot speed data, collected by radar guns, pavement sensors, and similar …

Operating speed of different classes of vehicles at horizontal curves on two-lane rural highways

A Jacob, M Anjaneyulu - Journal of Transportation Engineering, 2013 - ascelibrary.org
The majority of operating speed models reported in the literature primarily consider
passenger cars and only rarely consider heavy vehicles. No study on the influence of …

85th and 98th percentile speed prediction models of car, light, and heavy commercial vehicles for four-lane divided rural highways

A Maji, G Sil, A Tyagi - Journal of Transportation Engineering, Part A …, 2018 - ascelibrary.org
In this study, the 85th and 98th percentile speed prediction models of car, light, and heavy
commercial vehicles for four-lane divided horizontal curves in rural highways were …

A driving simulation study to examine the impact of available sight distance on driver behavior along rural highways

M Bassani, L Catani, A Salussolia, CYD Yang - Accident Analysis & …, 2019 - Elsevier
The available sight distance (ASD) is the maximum length of the roadway ahead visible to
the driver. It is a fundamental factor in road geometry principles and is used by road …

Acceleration and deceleration calibration of operating speed prediction models for two-lane mountain highways

J Xu, W Lin, X Wang, YM Shao - Journal of Transportation …, 2017 - ascelibrary.org
In this study, to calibrate the acceleration/deceleration rates in operating speed prediction
models, driving tests were performed on two-lane mountain highways using passenger cars …

Determinants of speed variability on the horizontal curves of two-lane undivided rural highways passing through mountainous terrain

VABK Anna, M Chunchu - International journal of injury control and …, 2023 - Taylor & Francis
Drivers traversing the horizontal curves are expected to complete the deceleration
manoeuvre on the tangent and transition curve and maintain a constant speed upon …