Comprehensive study to reduce pedestrian crashes in Florida : [summary].

Gan, Albert; Florida International University

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Comprehensive study to reduce pedestrian crashes in Florida : [summary].

2013-12-01
By Gan, Albert

[PDF-43.29 KB]

English

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Gan, Albert
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Florida International University
Subject/TRT Terms:

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Accident Causes Accident Data Accident Locations Countermeasures Injury Severity Pedestrian Accidents Pedestrian Safety
Publication/ Report Number:

BDK80-977-32
Resource Type:

Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Florida
Corporate Publisher:

Florida. Dept. of Transportation
Abstract:

Pedestrian crashes are a major safety

concern in Florida, with about one in

every ﬁ ve trafﬁ c fatalities involving a

pedestrian. Recently, researchers at

Florida International University studied

ways to improve pedestrian safety on

Florida state roads.

Researchers analyzed 6,434 pedestrian crashes which occurred between

2008 and 2010; 663 of them resulted

in pedestrian fatalities. They reviewed

police reports to obtain crash details,

identiﬁ ed different types of crosswalks at intersections, and analyzed crash patterns as they

relate to pedestrian, vehicle, trafﬁ c control

roadway, and environmental characteristics. They

also identiﬁ ed factors contributing to pedestrian

injury severity and analyzed pedestrian high crash

locations to identify location-speciﬁ c crash causes

and countermeasures.
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urn:sha256:3e7d3cf12e4e8527b35399f44f68081ce009dc1e97e876c0bdc0abc0160207ba
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