Introduction: Concerns have been raised that the nonlinear relation between crashes and
travel exposure invalidates the conventional use of crash rates to control for exposure. A …

Abstract Wrong-Way Driving (WWD) crashes are relatively rare but more likely to produce
fatalities and severe injuries than other crashes. WWD crash segment prediction task is …

This study delves into the wrong-way driving (WWD) research performed in the United
States over the past five decades. The study employs a text network to summarize and …

Motor vehicle crashes are one of the leading causes of teen deaths worldwide. It is important
to assess the environment and identify the risk factors influencing teen crashes for planning …

Wrong way driving (WWD) has been a constant traffic safety problem in certain types of
roads. Although these crashes are not large in numbers, the outcomes are usually fatalities …

Wrong-way driving (WWD) has been a constant traffic safety problem in certain types of
roads. These crashes are mostly associated with fatal or severe injuries. This study aims to …

Objective: Wrong-way driving (WWD) crashes result in 1.34 fatalities per fatal crash,
whereas for other non-WWD fatal crashes this number drops to 1.10. As such, further in …

A road accident risk map that is designed to locate high-risk areas is an efficient way to
reduce road traffic injuries and fatalities. To produce an accurate road accident risk map, it is …

Objective: Violation of traffic rules is a major contributing factor in both crashes and fatalities
in the United States. This study aims at quantifying risk that drivers pose to themselves and …

Freight truck-involved crashes result in a high mortality rate and significantly impact logistic
costs; therefore, many researchers have analyzed the causes of truck-involved traffic …