Establishing Emergency Sections on Land Roads in Order to Improve the Quality of Transport Services, Creating Comfortable Conditions for International and Local Traffic

Abstract

The rapid increase in the number of cars in Lithuania and abroad every year (Statistics of traffi c accidents in Lithuania), ensuring road safety is becoming an increasingly important and relevant aspect for road users and other responsible institutions. In the statistics of traffi c accidents in Lithuania, no information is provided according to the nature of the vehicle collision, nor is there any information on the damage caused by the vehicle to the victim according to the type of collision. The work analyzes the security situation and emergency factors based on statistics. Factors determining the occurrence of traffi c accidents are analyzed. A visual analysis of "black spots" was performed to determine the main factors of higher accidents. Statistical data and comparative analysis methods are used for the research. Calculated traffi c incidents and the amount of damage caused by them are analyzed according to the type of collision.

Biometric Breakthroughs for Sustainable Travel: Transforming Public Transportation through Secure Identification

“…Considering that experts identified the drivers in both incidents, it was important to determine whether biometric data scanning technologies would guarantee secure transportation for passengers (Figure 2). The study discovered that using biometric technology would enable the secure t portation of people [33]. Hence, it was crucial to determine which biometric data rec tion techniques can be used in public transport to guarantee secure passenger tr Given that the study offered 5 primary potential options, the experts were requir assess the significance of their order by ranking.…”

“…The findings obtained (W = 0.1718; χ 2 = 17.1840; W 0.0949) indicate that the experts' judgements are in agreement, enabling a more thor evaluation of the significance of the technique layout. The study discovered that using biometric technology would enable the secure transportation of people [33]. Hence, it was crucial to determine which biometric data recognition techniques can be used in public transport to guarantee secure passenger transit.…”

Comparison of the Relative Importance of Factors Affecting the Conveyance of Bulk and Liquid Cargo

“…For example, in Lithuania, the training program for professional drivers has been updated, which will provide an opportunity to acquire a professional qualification that is mandatory throughout the European Union (EU) and to Taking into account the fact that cargo transportation is a complex process, during which the safe transportation of cargo must be ensured, therefore drivers transporting this type of cargo must be trained [7,42]. For example, in Lithuania, the training program for professional drivers has been updated, which will provide an opportunity to acquire a professional qualification that is mandatory throughout the European Union (EU) and to provide cargo and passenger transport services in any EU country [43,44]. The new procedure has been prepared taking into account the proposals submitted by businesses and associations uniting cargo and passenger transport companies, as well as associations of driving training institutions, the main focus of which is safe and economical driving.…”

Phone use by pedestrians - pilot studies

“…It should be noted that using a mobile phone and a mobile application, you can, for example, order food, pay bills or listen to your favourite music with a few clicks. With all the possibilities of mobile phones, people are increasingly reaching for the digital world, not realising what the consequences of using mobile phones in public places may be [3,5,29]. From the point of view of road traffic safety, mobile phones can influence and disrupt correct visual perception, and thus make it difficult to assess safe road crossings.…”