Power-Two-Wheelers (PTWs) constitute a vulnerable class of road users with increased
frequency and severity of accidents. The present paper focuses of the PTW accident risk …

Background Poor hazard perception, or the ability to anticipate potentially dangerous road
and traffic situations, has been linked to an increased crash risk. Novice and younger road …

Introduction: Due to the myriad of unique characteristics associated with motorcycle
operation, motorcycle safety is a public health concern as complex as it is serious. National …

Motorcyclists face higher risks of severe injuries in crashes compared to motor vehicle
drivers who are often protected by seatbelts and airbags during collisions. A report by the …

Background. The World Health Organisation estimates that 1.35 million people die as a
result of road traffic crashes. Motorcycles as a means of transport are increasingly becoming …

A key goal of driver training is to teach drivers to avoid crashes. However, in traditional driver
training, drivers are unlikely to see even a single example of the class of event that we want …

Work-zone related crashes in Florida are increasing steadily in recent years. With such
growing concern, work-zone is recognized in Florida Strategic Highway Safety Plan. The …

Abstract Brake Reaction Time (BRT) is an important parameter for road safety. Previous
research has shown that drivers' expectations can impact RT when facing hazardous …

In the context of road safety, risk-taking is undoubtedly one of the main contributory factors in
road accidents. The actual forces which influence individuals to take such risks …

Hazard perception (HP) is the ability to spot on-road hazards in time to avoid a collision. This
skill is traditionally measured by recording response times to hazards in video clips of …