Several factors can influence driver behaviour, and road geometry is one of them. A better
understanding of driver-roadway interaction can enhance road design to create a safer …

Illegal running into the opposite lane (IROL) on curve sections of two-lane rural roads is a
frequently hazardous behavior and highly prone to fatal crashes. Although driving behaviors …

Traffic accidents are likely to occur on sharp curves under poor driving conditions, and the
severity level of such accidents is high. Therefore, predicting the risk associated with driving …

Horizontal curves of rural highways are prone to a considerably high number of fatalities
because an erroneous perception can lead to unsafe driving. This generally occurs when a …

The analysis of road safety is critical in road design. Complying to guidelines is not enough
to ensure the highest safety levels, so many of them encourage designers to virtually …

A sustainable human-machine interface design has been highlighted for shared cars which
is environmentally friendly. To improve people's perceptual, psychological, and behavioral …

Hairpin curves are often employed in alignment layout and an important feature that
identifies dangerous driving conditions for mountain roads. However, driving behaviors at …

The increasing number of vehicles has caused traffic conditions to become increasingly
complicated in terms of safety. Emerging autonomous vehicles (AVs) have the potential to …

Many northern hemisphere countries have experienced exceptionally heavy snow,
blizzards, and cold snaps in recent years, causing considerable public concern about the …

Understanding the sideslip risks of various trajectory patterns, as well as the impact of
rainfall on them, is critical for improving road safety. However, the lack of precise …