… to traffic accidents are assessed through an analysis of accident chronology, an evaluation
of vehicle roadworthiness, an inspection of road geometry, and an examination of road …

… gap in creating a comprehensive accident prevention strategies. … problematic in modeling
collision predictions across a city's … site level, such as the geometry of roads and the quality of …

… the study area (Figure 6A), a drawback that has been reported in previous studies [92].
The fact that the output cells of the MC model do not correspond to the geometric form of the …

… are among children under 18 years, the age of school students highlighting the need to look
into … The TAZs’ borders were examined for geometrical errors (topological gaps or overlaps). …

… The authors showed that crashes occurring on rural roads at intersections as well as those
on … Road geometric data were obtained from the Florida Department of Transportation’s …

… Furthermore, most of the deceased (23.5%) were primarily elementary school children, and
the … as the roadway geometric characteristics that could impact the occurrence and severity of …

… was used to predict the number of child casualties based on … noted that crash factors such
as detailed roadway geometric … buses to safely convey school children and assign trained …

… accidents. Several studies have shown that these accidents occur primarily on rural roads, …
Studies have indicated that inconsistency in geometric design is one of the main reasons for …

… household units, and number of pupils enrolled in public or private … with homogeneous
geometric characteristics. The selected … from the analysis and crash frequency prediction models. …

… Various built environment, traffic exposure, and road geometric/operational … school-age
children, about the high crash risk at transit stops. Finally, it is important to limit the area of …