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A METHODOLOGY FOR ESTIMATING TRAFFIC SAFETY IMPROVEMENTS AT INTERSECTIONS

Intersection accidents represent a significant proportion of overall motor vehicle accidents. More accurate estimates of the actual effectiveness of intersection safety improvements are required. This study develops an improved methodology for post-implementation evaluation of safety countermeasures at intersections.

Moshe Ben-Akiva | Avishai Ceder | L H Cheng | C M Liss

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