Study of Operational and Safety Impacts of Disabled and Abandoned Vehicles on FDOT Roadways [Summary]

Gordin, Eric; Al-Deek, Haitham; Florida Department of Transportation

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Study of Operational and Safety Impacts of Disabled and Abandoned Vehicles on FDOT Roadways [Summary]

2023-08-01
By Gordin, Eric ; Al-Deek, Haitham

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Florida Department of Transportation
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Crashes Highway Operations Incident Management Literature Reviews Surveys Traffic Safety
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Research Brief
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A primary goal of the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) is to keep vehicles moving safely. But what are the safety impacts of vehicles that are not moving – particularly disabled and abandoned vehicles (DAVs)? From 2015-2020, DAVs were involved in 1,250 crashes in Florida, resulting in 53 fatalities, 976 injuries, $17.3 million in property and vehicle damages, and $966 million in comprehensive fatality and injury costs.
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