Improving Traffic Safety Using Modern Methods for Accident Data Collection

Lobonţ, Lucian; Filichi, Adrian Cosmin; Popescu, Liliana Georgeta

doi:10.15660/auofmte.2013-1.2806

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“…The electronic system consists of forms, distance, contact, and witness'. This operates on a handheld device and its user interface is easy to work with [121]. Similarly, a low-cost accident detection system was used in vehicles as an on-board unit, consisting of many sensors like GPS, accelerometer, gyroscope, and Wi-Fi module, the accident was recorded and sent to the database system called as V2X communication technology.…”

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Road Accident Data Collection Systems in Developing and Developed Countries: A Review

Rabbani¹,

Musarat²,

Alaloul³

et al. 2022

IJIE

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Over time, the rate of road accidents is increasing day by day. Eventhough with various advancements, the developing countries are still struggling to eliminate this issue. One such possible solution could be adopting the advanced automated tools for the road accident data collection systems, based on which the policymakers can adopt the necessary strategies to avoid the accidents. In this manner, a review has been conducted where a comparison of road accident data collection systems was made between developing and the developed countries. It was observed that to establish a standardized system for road accident prevention, records from prior accidents play a key role in the evaluation and prediction of the accident, damage, and consequences. Moreover, the manual and digital approaches of data collection were highlighted, which revealed that digital approaches are reliable and time saving for data gathering and its compilation. This comparison is beneficial in terms of future developments in developing countries and the developed countries can act as a role model and their strategies can be implemented to reduce the accidents.

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Section: Innovation In Data Collection Techniquesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Road Accident Data Collection Systems in Developing and Developed Countries: A Review

Rabbani¹,

Musarat²,

Alaloul³

et al. 2022

IJIE

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“…In urban communities, transport is carried out in different ways such as roads, overhead and underground railways, water or air, for the purpose of passenger transport or freight transport. The movement must be done in the shortest possible time, safely [1] and at minimal cost.…”

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Effects of reversible lane implementation, a case study simulation

Lobonţ

Pînzariu²

2019

MATEC Web Conf.

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In a modern society, transport is a necessity for carrying out certain activities that human communities are involved in. This need for mobility is on a continuous rise and can be characterized by the possibility of moving from one point to another, using different means of transport, in order to facilitate the performed activities. The purpose of this research is to design and evaluate the implementation of a system of reversible lanes using simulation. As methodology, it starts from an analysis of data collected from real traffic condition through implementation and simulation with the Synchro application. The analysis proposes solutions to decongest traffic through the implementation of reversible lanes and the simulation is performed again for impact assessment. Our results suggest that the implementation of reversible lanes can help to decongest traffic if complementary solutions are adopted. The approach can be used successfully in any scientific analysis and design approach to optimize traffic flows.

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Improving Traffic Safety Using Modern Methods for Accident Data Collection

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Road Accident Data Collection Systems in Developing and Developed Countries: A Review

Road Accident Data Collection Systems in Developing and Developed Countries: A Review

Effects of reversible lane implementation, a case study simulation

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