Work zones are critical parts of the transportation infrastructure renewal process consisting
of rehabilitation of roadways, maintenance, and utility work. Given the specific nature of a …

Society pays a high cost for work zone crashes in terms of operational disruptions, property
damage, injuries, and loss of life. Given narrow lanes in work zones, large trucks are of …

Work zone safety remains a priority to the Federal Highway Administration, State Highway
Departments, highway engineers, and the traveling public. Work zones create a hospitable …

This study explores the differences between urban and rural driver injuries (both passenger-
vehicle and large-truck driver injuries) in accidents that involve large trucks (in excess of …

In recent years, there has been an increasing interest in understanding the contributory
factors to run-off-road (ROR) crashes in the US, especially those where large trucks are …

Concern related to crashes that involve large trucks has increased in Texas recently
because of the potential economic impacts and level of injury severity that can be sustained …

Studies on work zone crashes typically examine a combination of injury, fatal, and property
damage crashes to identify factors that contribute to unsafe conditions within work zones …

The research described in this paper analyzed injury severities at a disaggregate level for
single-vehicle (SV) and multi-vehicle (MV) large truck at-fault accidents for rural and urban …

In recent years, a growing concern related to large truck accidents has increased owing to
the level of injury severity that can be sustained and to the related potential economic …

Roadway safety is an integral part of a functioning infrastructure. A major use of the highway
system is the transport of goods. The United States has experienced constant growth in the …