Cycling as a healthy and environmental friendly transport mode is gaining popularity. Most
research on cyclist safety is focused on crashes involving light vehicles, trucks, or …

Multi-use trails are popular for transportation and recreation, but pedestrians and bicyclists
are exposed to motor vehicle traffic at trail crossings (locations where trails cross roadways) …

Introduction Bicycling provides many positive outcomes at individual-and population-levels,
from increased physical activity to reduced congestion. One of the main barriers to increased …

The increasing trend in the number of bicycle crashes in the US since 2009 has been a
major challenge to safety. A review of 2019 motor vehicle crashes from FARS shows that, a …

In the United States, one in 12 households does not own a personal automobile, and
approximately 13 percent of those who are old enough to drive do not. Trips by these …

The increasing trend in the number of bicycle crashes in the US since 2009 has been a
major challenge to safety. In 2019, a total of 36,096 people were killed on US roadways. A …

There are more than 212,000 at-grade railroad crossings in the United States. Several
feature paths running adjacent to the railroad tracks, and crossing a highway; they serve …

Avoiding Railroad Crossings Hazards to Cyclists Page 1 6th Annual International Cycling
Safety Conference 21-22 September 2017, Davis, California, USA 1 Avoiding Railroad …

Connectivity in transportation networks, or lack thereof, is a challenge that many people
have to deal with. Alaska has many rural communities that are inaccessible by conventional …

Users of nonmotorized transportation often travel along low-volume roads in rural,
recreational settings. These users thus share the low-volume road with vehicular traffic. In …