Motorcycles are the most common type of vehicle involved in traffic deaths, especially in
underdeveloped and developing countries. In order to prevent traffic accidents involving …

Research trying to determine the impact of the use of daytime running lights (DRL), in
vehicles, on road safety are lasting throughout the decades. The largest number of previous …

The most frequent cause of motorcycle accidents occurs when another vehicle violates the
motorcycle's right-of-way at an intersection. In addition to detection errors, misperception of …

This report examines the difference in the distribution of the speeds of different motorcycle
styles and the difference in the distribution of speeds of particular motorcycle styles and cars …

The misperception of vehicle approach speed is a key contributory factor to road traffic crash
involvement. Past research has indicated that individuals use the rate of visual looming to …

One of the key contributory factors for accident involvement is misjudgment of approach
speed (Department for Transport, 2010). Past research has indicated that individuals can …

In comparison to other transportation modes, riding motorcycle is prone to accidents.
Motorcyclists are more exposed to physical injury than the car drivers. Many multi-vehicle …

One often discussed reason for motorcyclists' high risk of accidents is that they are less
conspicuous to other road users than are other motorised vehicles. The present paper aims …

Five urban, uncontrolled T-intersections known to be motorcycle crash 'black spots' were
monitored using instrumentation and a roadside observer. Two sets of twelve-hour …

In the first of two experiments, no significant differences were found among trucks,
automobiles, and motorcycles in the subjective evaluation of their approaching speeds …