Pedestrian crossing decision-making: A situational and behavioral approach

Modeling vehicle–pedestrian interactions outside of crosswalks

“…Several previous studies in the past have examined pedestrian crossing behaviors, crossing speed [7][8][9][10], gap acceptance [6,11,12], and trip route choice [13][14][15]. However, few of them have considered pedestrian jaywalking events.…”

Modelling pedestrian crossing behaviour in urban roads: A latent variable approach

“…number and wide of lanes, the presence of signals for crosswalks, zebras, bridges and medians) and the purpose of the trip are two decisive factors for the pedestrians behaviour when they need to cross a road (Cambon de Lavalette et al, 2009). Other factors such as the composition of traffic flows passing through a pathway and the design of phases in the case of signalized intersections, can also affect the behaviour of pedestrians (Das, Manski, & Manuszak, 2005).…”

Red light violations by adult pedestrians and other safety-related behaviors at signalized crosswalks

“…Red light violations are frequently associated with road and traffic characteristics, such as vehicular traffic conditions (Wang, Guo, Gao, & Bubb, 2011;Yagil, 2000;Yang, Deng, Wang, Li, & Wang, 2005), waiting time (Brosseau, Zangenehpour, Saunier, & MirandaMoreno, 2013;Li & Fernie, 2010;Tiwari, Bangdiwala, Saraswat, & Gauray., 2007;Van Houten, Ellis, & Kim, 2007), or length of the crossing (Cambon de Lavalette, Tijus, Poitrenaud, Leproux, Bergeron, & Thouez, 2009;Cinnamon, Schuurman, & Hameed, 2011).…”