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Seonggyu Choe,Patrick Baker,Thomas S Park et al. Seonggyu Choe et al.
Background: Drivers with homonymous visual field loss (HVFL) have complete loss of vision in one-quarter or one-half of the visual field on the same side of both eyes. Prior research investigating the effects of HVFL on d...
Shiming He,Zhigang Du,Yiik Diew Wong et al. Shiming He et al.
The complex driving environment at urban tunnel exits adjoining diverging areas often leads drivers to experience hesitation and uncertainty in decision-making, referred to as the driving dilemma, which can result in incorrect route choices...
Dongdong Song,Jing Feng,Yongtao Liu et al. Dongdong Song et al.
Repeatedly crash-involved drivers, due to their short inter-crash durations and high crash frequencies, represent a critical risk to public safety. Identifying the significant factors influencing crash recurrence is therefore of fundamental...
Li-Min Hsu,Chun-Man Kuo,Ching-Lin Chen et al. Li-Min Hsu et al.
This study aimed to examine the association between on-scene time and trauma severity, with particular attention to differences across age groups and anatomical injury regions among patients injured in traffic crashes. We conducted a retros...
Anna E Beliveau,Angela J Haddad,Emily A Podnar et al. Anna E Beliveau et al.
Pedestrian safety remains a critical challenge in urban environments, marked by rising fatalities and persistent disparities across sociodemographic groups. Uncovering the drivers of these disparities requires a deeper understanding of both...
Ya Gao,Liufang Yao,Huiqing Jin et al. Ya Gao et al.
Pedestrians are one of the road users who bear the highest risk in unmarked midblock areas. The emergence of autonomous vehicles (AVs) has introduced new challenges in the interaction between pedestrians and AVs, which require efficient com...
Gabriel Lanzaro,Tarek Sayed,Ahmed Osama et al. Gabriel Lanzaro et al.
Improving the safety of vulnerable road users such as pedestrians requires a good understanding of their interaction behavior and their collision avoidance mechanisms in interactions with other road users. Refining this understanding will b...
Shanchuan Yu,Yu Chen,Shaofei Wang et al. Shanchuan Yu et al.
Accurate characterization of vehicle speed distributions is essential for evaluating driving safety and supporting reliability-based geometric design of mountainous freeways. Conventional deterministic approaches based on design speed fail ...
Xu Chen,Hao Wang Xu Chen
Uncontrolled midblocks are frequently associated with elevated traffic conflict rates but often lack effective mitigation measures. Risky pedestrian crossing behaviors, such as jaywalking, distracted walking, and dart-outs from occluded are...
Chengxiang Zhao,Zichun Xiong,Lei Song et al. Chengxiang Zhao et al.
With the advent of the mixed traffic era, ensuring autonomous vehicles' compliance with traffic laws alongside human drivers has become increasingly critical. Existing decision-making methods predominantly emphasize safety, inadequately add...