Recent studies of the relationship between the speed of traffic and road safety, stated as the
number of fatalities and the number of injury accidents, are reviewed and their results …

Traffic crashes remain a leading cause of accidental human death where aggressive driving
is a significant contributing factor. To review the driver's performance presented in …

Traffic safety is a critical factor that has always been considered in policy making for urban
transportation planning and management. Accurately predicting crash risk hot spots allows …

The research and development of autonomous vehicle (AV) technology have been gaining
ground globally. However, a few studies have performed an in‐depth exploration of the …

This paper presents a cooperative traffic control strategy to increase the capacity of
nonrecurrent bottlenecks such as work zones by making full use of the spatial resources …

Speed variations are identified as potentially important predictors of freeway crash rates;
however, their impacts on crashes are not entirely known. Existing findings tend to be …

Shared space assumes that the elimination of physical segregation and traffic control
measures forces road users to become more alert, move at lower speeds, and rely on the …

Estimating the speed-crash relationship has long been a focus area of interest in roadway
safety analysis. Because of many confounding factors that may influence both speeds and …

This research develops safety performance functions and identifies the crash hotspots
based on estimated vulnerable road users' exposure at intersections and along the roadway …

Analyzing speed mean and variance is vital to safety management in urban roadway
networks. However, modeling speed mean and variance on structured roads could be …