OLDER DRIVER SAFETY: HOT SPOT ANALYSIS OF FATAL CRASHES IN MASSACHUSETTS

Older driver involvements in police reported crashes and fatal crashes: trends and projections.

OBJECTIVES Older drivers have become a larger part of the driving population and will continue to do so as the baby boomers reach retirement age. The purpose of this study was to identify the potential effects of this population increase on highway safety. METHODS Driver involvement rates for all police reported crashes were calculated per capita, per licensed driver, and per vehicle-mile of ...

Epidemiology of fatal traffic crashes in Iranian motorcyclist in 2017

Aims: Motorcycle-related traffic crashes are a major public health problem and one of the important causes of disability and mortality in Iran. This study aimed to investigate the epidemiology of fatal traffic crashes among Iranian motorcyclist. Materials and Methods: This cross-sectional study was conducted using available data in the Forensic Medicine Organization, which are related to motorc...

Hot Spot Analysis of Zones

Hot Spot Analysis in Large ScaleShared Memory

Scalable multiprocessors that support a shared-memory image to application programmers are typically based on physical memory modules that are distributed. Consequently, the access times for a particular processor to various parts of physical memory di er. In this paper, we explore the implications of this non-uniformity in memory access times. In particular, we study the e ect of hot-spots in ...

Driver Inattention , Driver Distraction and Traffic Crashes

ITE JOURNAL / JULY 2003 INTRODUCTION The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has estimated that driver inattention is a causative factor in 25–30 percent of police-reported traffic crashes in the United States— approximately 1.2 million crashes per year.1,2 An inattentive driver may be distracted temporarily from the driving task by something inside or outside the vehicle, ma...