Developing Louisiana Crash Reduction Factors [Project Capsule]

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Developing Louisiana Crash Reduction Factors [Project Capsule]

2009-12-01
By Sun, Xiaoduan

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Sun, Xiaoduan
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Louisiana Transportation Research Center
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Publication/ Report Number:

08-3SS
Resource Type:

Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Louisiana
Corporate Publisher:

Louisiana Transportation Research Center
Abstract:

Approximately 1,000 people lose their lives each year in traffic crashes on Louisiana’s roadways, and 50,000 are injured. Traffic crashes cost the citizens of Louisiana $6.03 billion each year, which accounts for about $2,104 for every licensed driver in Louisiana. The Louisiana traffic fatality rate in 2006 was 2.16, while the nation average was 1.41. The lowest rate, 0.78, was reported for Massachusetts. In fact, the traffic fatality rate in Louisiana has been higher than the national average for the past several years.
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Developing Louisiana Crash Reduction Factors [Final Report]

The Louisiana Strategic Highway Safety Plan is to reach the goal of Destination Zero Death on Louisiana roadways. This tall order calls for implementi ...

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Developing Louisiana Crash Reduction Factors [Tech Summary]

Although, like the rest of the country, Louisiana has made great strides in reducing the number of crashes, particularly fatal crashes, in recent year ...

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