2023
DOI: 10.1080/14413523.2022.2163074
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The temporal and spatial relationships between professional sport events and reported vehicular crashes: an analysis of Cleveland, Ohio

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“…Despite advancements over the past decades, road safety remains an important social and health issue that needs to be addressed. Large-scale sporting and/or cultural events with an (inter)national profile and influence such as mega-events, pose increased risks and social costs for both locals and tourists due to concentrated traffic over a short period of time [14][15][16]36]. Local authorities face a significant challenge in addressing these negative externalities and achieving the crash international reduction targets [1,7,8] especially given the limited time for screening and implementation.…”
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“…Despite advancements over the past decades, road safety remains an important social and health issue that needs to be addressed. Large-scale sporting and/or cultural events with an (inter)national profile and influence such as mega-events, pose increased risks and social costs for both locals and tourists due to concentrated traffic over a short period of time [14][15][16]36]. Local authorities face a significant challenge in addressing these negative externalities and achieving the crash international reduction targets [1,7,8] especially given the limited time for screening and implementation.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Specifically, more subjects, such as inclusion and diversity, sports participation, accessibility, disaster preparedness, social cohesion, civic pride and social capital, have been examined [12,13]. However, in the literature regarding sporting events, the significant risks and social costs associated with the increased traffic and vehicular crashes are often overlooked and only Jakar et al [14], Redelmeier and Stewart [15] and Wood et al [16] deal with the relationship between sport events and increased reported vehicular crashes. Moreover, none specifically deals with the relationship between mega-events and vehicular crashes.…”
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