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The theory introduced in this report is intended to identify the interdependence of factors influencing the skidding accident. The theory proposes that an analysis of accident variables can be made through the selection and quantification of the variables outlined in a Systems Model. The selection and quantification then enables corrective measures to be identified and evaluated.
The inefficiency of the Virginia Highway Research Council, Model 1, skid measurement trailer, and the increasing effort expended by the American Socie...
Data are presented relating the various pavement surface characteristics, operating modes of tires, and field methods of measuring skid numbers for di...
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