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Yang Yang,Xiantian Chen,Jianyu Wang et al. Yang Yang et al.
Closed-circuit television (CCTV)-based traffic video crash detection systems require stable and consistent cross-scene performance to support all-day crash response and rescue efficiency. However, due to the substantial domain discrepancies...
John M Duany,Mustapha Mouloua,P A Hancock John M Duany
This study examined the effects of Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), traffic aggressiveness, and roadway environment on driving behavior. Fifty-seven participants (26 ADHD, 31 non-ADHD; Mage = 20.75, SD = 5.19; 33 males, 24 f...
Sajjad Karimi,Robert Kluger Sajjad Karimi
Reliable estimation of injury severity is essential for informing trauma care, evaluating crash interventions, and guiding EMS resource allocation; however, analyses based on linked administrative datasets are often compromised by incomplet...
Yikai Chen,Yujie Bian,Quan Yuan et al. Yikai Chen et al.
Determining appropriate traffic conflict indicators is essential for accurately conducting road safety evaluations. However, existing studies often fail to comprehensively address key factors such as the presence or absence of collision cou...
Anastasiia Galaktionova,Aura-Luciana Istrate,Tiago Tamagusko et al. Anastasiia Galaktionova et al.
This study examines the relationship between street vitality and traffic crash risk in Barcelona and Warsaw using street-level spatial regression models and group-based temporal clustering. Street vitality, operationalised as functional den...
Jingchun Jia,Hao Yue,Shanglin Yang et al. Jingchun Jia et al.
As electric bikes (e-bikes) gain popularity, traffic safety concerns have intensified, particularly for riders aged 40 and above, who face heightened risks due to declining physiological capabilities. However, research analyzing crash injur...
Zhilu Yuan,Shenyao Lin,Zixuan Mao et al. Zhilu Yuan et al.
The rapid growth of urban rail transit has improved transportation efficiency but presents significant safety challenges, particularly in high-density transit hubs where aging infrastructure, overcrowding, and extreme events converge. Fires...
Chenhao Zhao,Min Li,Jiawei Liu et al. Chenhao Zhao et al.
Quantifying real-time conflict risk and revealing its evolution are of great importance for enhancing vehicle active safety. Recent studies estimate dynamic risk via conflict probability, yet annotation still relies on threshold based stati...
Jun Zhang,Dongdong Shi,Wei Yang et al. Jun Zhang et al.
Massive passenger influxes at a metro hub pose significant risks. While previous studies have primarily focused on service-oriented passenger flow control from a macroscopic perspective, they have lacked detailed mechanisms to mitigate crow...
Meiping Yun,Hao Zheng,Peiyu Lu Meiping Yun
Identifying and analyzing factors that influence traffic risk is crucial for reducing crash frequency and severity. This is particularly true for intercity buses operating on high-altitude plateaus, where unique environmental and topographi...