Study Details

Study Title: Analysis of Traffic Accidents within the Functional Area of Intersections and Driveways

Authors: Lall et al.

Publication Date: 1995

Abstract:

Study Citation: Lall, B. K., Eghtedari, A., Simons, T., Taylor, P., and Reynolds, T., "Analysis of Traffic Accidents within the Functional Area of Intersections and Driveways." TRANS-1-95, Portland, Ore., Portland State University, Department of Civil Engineering, (1995)

CMFs Associated With This Study

Category: Access management

Countermeasure: Closure or complete relocation of all driveways from functional area of intersection

CMF	CRF(%)	Quality	Crash Type	Crash Severity	Roadway Type	Area Type
0.93	7	text text	All	All	Principal Arterial Other	Urban

1.67	-67	text text	All	A,B,C	Principal Arterial Other	Urban

1.17	-17	text text	All	All	Principal Arterial Other	Rural

1.41	-41	text text	All	A,B,C	Principal Arterial Other	Rural

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CMFs Associated With This Study

Category: Access management