Traffic Analysis of Specific Motorways with Different Usage Characteristics in Hungary with the Method of Section Control

Sándor, Zsolt Péter; Monostori, Ákos

doi:10.14513/actatechjaur.v13.n3.554

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“…All standards have been examined, and studies on this subject have been discussed. According to ETSI, one of the international security standards on which ITS systems are based, the minimum security requirements are below [39][40][41][42][43][44][45][46][47][48][49][50]. These requirements aim to protect systems against cyber attacks.…”

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“…Basic security requirements for ITS [39][40][41][42][43][44][45][46][47][48][49][50]: Using a new generation of security algorithms.…”

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“…Data from the entire field is collected and reported. Thus, it becomes easier to perform security analyses on the data [46]. 10 Biometric authentication is a technique that authenticates people based on their physical and individual characteristics.…”

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Intelligent Transportation System Technologies, Challenges and Security

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Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) first appeared in 1868 with traffic lights. With developing technology, the need to bring a smart approach to transportation applications within the scope of speed and environmental protection has emerged. Protecting ITS infrastructure against cyber attacks has become a matter of reputation for states. It is essential to provide the necessary technological infrastructure for the integrated operation of the systems used in ITS, especially geographical location, communication, and mapping. These technological developments bring cyber attacks, risks, and many dangers that should be avoided, especially on the systems used. This study examines ITS architecture, applications, communication technologies, and new trend technologies in detail. This study includes contributing to studies in the field of ITS and preventing attacks and incidents that may occur in terms of cyber security. The most important cyber attacks that may occur in ITS applications are included. In addition, the minimum security requirements that can be taken in ITS applications and infrastructures against these attacks are included.

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“…Basic security requirements for ITS [39][40][41][42][43][44][45][46][47][48][49][50]: Using a new generation of security algorithms.…”

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“…In fact, RTAs cost most countries about 2-3% of their GDP. Traffic accidents are increasingly being recognized as a major cause of death and a growing health problem, Significant part of the road traffic accidents are originated in inappropriately selected speeds or specifically to speeding [1]. Accident issues can be recognized: approximately 1.3 million crashes annually lead to nearly 40,000 fatalities and more than 1 million injuries [2].…”

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Analysis of driver behavior in Amman using Manchester Driver Behavior Questionnaire

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A key component in combating traffic accidents is to study the contributory factors behind them, among these factors, the driver behavior stands out as the main causative factor. One of the most effective tools used worldwide in measuring self-reported driving components is the Manchester Driver Behavior Questionnaire (DBQ), it investigates the relationship between the driver and accidents involvement, throughout the analysis of both sociodemographic characteristics of drivers, and the risky driving components practiced such as; violations, errors and lapses. The present study investigates the factor structure of the DBQ and examines the relationships between the driver behavior factors and accident involvement. A survey questionnaire including the DBQ and background information was filled by a randomly selected sample of drivers in Amman, the capital of Jordan and the Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) software was used for data analysis. Driver behavior differed according to the gender, educational level and driving experience of the respondents. The results reflected the lifestyle, way of thinking and the general attitude of the driver and its relationship with traffic safety.

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“…This article is the continuation of [1], in which the author estimates the anticipated traffic safety results of section control based on the Hungarian road accident statistics and the international implementation results of the enforcement method. The focus point is the accident prevention.…”

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Possible Traffic Safety Effects of the Implementation of Section Control in Hungary

Sándor

2020

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This article presents the anticipated safety effects of the implantation of section control in Hungary. The proposed results were originated from international studies and the local circumstances. Effects are depending on the control coverage and the magnitude of the sanctions. Direct (short term benefits) and indirect effects (long term benefits) can be identified. Direct effects are the decreasing of accident numbers, while indirect effects are the decrease of other externalities of transport like environmental loads. Based on the results the implementation cost of the enforcement system is measureable with the proposed social cost savings come from the decreasing number of accidents.

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Traffic Analysis of Specific Motorways with Different Usage Characteristics in Hungary with the Method of Section Control

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Intelligent Transportation System Technologies, Challenges and Security

Intelligent Transportation System Technologies, Challenges and Security

Analysis of driver behavior in Amman using Manchester Driver Behavior Questionnaire

Possible Traffic Safety Effects of the Implementation of Section Control in Hungary

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