Analyzing the Impact of Median Treatments on Pedestrian/Bicyclist Safety: Research Summary

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Analyzing the Impact of Median Treatments on Pedestrian/Bicyclist Safety: Research Summary

2017-05-01
By Zhang, Lei

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Research Summary: Analyzing the Impact of Median Treatments on Pedestrian/Bicyclist Safety
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Zhang, Lei
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Maryland. State Highway Administration
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MD-17-SHA/UM/4-28
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Maryland;United States
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Maryland. State Highway Administration
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Results of the trend analysis showed that treatment sites (where median treatments have been installed) experienced lower or similar crash rates for all crash types after the treatment, while control sites (no median treatments) experience higher crash rates during the same time period.
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