Traffic and Road Safety
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This cluster of papers focuses on the analysis of traffic safety, driver behavior, and injury severity in road accidents. It covers topics such as crash prediction models, risk factors for traffic accidents, pedestrian safety, spatial analysis of road accidents, and the impact of traffic congestion on road safety.
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road safety; traffic accidents; driver behavior; traffic fatalities; drunk driving; pedestrian safety; road traffic injuries; road safety policy; cyclist safety; driver training; highway safety; traffic offenses; traffic law enforcement; speed limits; accident severity; road safety education; young drivers; seat belt use; speeding; motorcycle accidents; traffic accident prevention; road design; driver distraction; motorcycle riders; crash risk
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Morton address: 36239906477049525 · morton4x16-v1
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