… The main feature of the preliminary (and subsequent) results for the ratio of driver fatalities
to driver injuries is the shape of the relative risk associated with vehicle cohort: the relative risk …

… of driver injuries in single-vehicle speeding-related crashes, by comparing different driver
age … The findings showed that young drivers face a heightened fatality risk when speeding in …

… the “individual driver decision-making and the potential evolution of driver decision-making …
and roadway characters, driving environment and so on). The temporal instability may play a …

… For instance, the variable representing other-party elder drivers and crashes occurring on
weekends had a positive effect on the probability of severe injuries, increasing their likelihood. …

… drivers have been sustaining the highest risk of injury among all vehicle occupants. To
understand the critical factors to the drivers’ injury … heterogeneity and potential temporal instability, …

… -injury severities, to explore possible temporal shifts in the effect of explanatory variables,
and to predict the resulting crash injury-… Driving on wrong lane (1 if a heavy truck is driving on …

… temporal effects for taxi driver injury severity better than the other proposed forms. Similar
results were also concluded for taxi passengers. Model 4 had the lowest DIC of the three for …

… severity models, two likelihood ratio tests are conducted to assess whether the determinants
of crash-injury severity are temporally stable between 2019 and 2020. For these tests, the …

… truck driver injury … driver injury severity is simplified to three categorical levels based on
the data size for each category and the similarities among driver injury severity levels: no injury (…

… stable driving patterns vary with drivers and driving events, meaning that, eg, driver A’s
driving pattern may be similar to that of driver B in a sudden-stop event but similar to driver C in …