Investigation of interaction between traffic safety, law enforcement and environment : research brief.

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Investigation of interaction between traffic safety, law enforcement and environment : research brief.

2016-09-01
By Chen, Suren

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Chen, Suren
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Mountain Plains Consortium
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MPC 16-311 (project 380)
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Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

United States
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Mountain Plains Consortium
Abstract:

For highways located in counties and cities across the country, specific conditions of weather, terrain, traffic characteristics, highway conditions, population and economic development are all different. Driving environments, traffic accidents and injury risks have strong interactions which have not been fully explored. To effectively mitigate traffic accidents and injury severity on these highways, both national risk prediction and law enforcement efforts are important.
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University Transportation Centers ; US Transportation Collection
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