Vehicle Speed Comparison Analysis of Residents and Those Involved With Rat-Runners on Community Road

Inagaki, Tomoyuki; Terauchi, Yoshinori; Tachibana, Taka; Ohkura, Motohiro

doi:10.2208/jscejipm.70.i_933

J. JSCE, Ser. D3

2014

DOI: 10.2208/jscejipm.70.i_933

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Vehicle Speed Comparison Analysis of Residents and Those Involved With Rat-Runners on Community Road

Tomoyuki Inagaki¹,

Yoshinori Terauchi²,

Taka Tachibana³

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Study on the Stress Responses of the Driver in Residential Street

Hashimoto

Uno

2016

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In recent years, compared with a reduction rate of all deaths accidents, it is a gradual transition of death accidents in the residential street, it can be seen that the proportion of fatal accidents in the residential street is higher. Under these circumstances, the zone 30 and, are color paving, is progressing of the study of safety measures residential road, such as a hump, in standardization is progressing. However, it is not seen that speed regulations and safety measures in the residential street was studied whether to influence how the stress of the driver. In this study, to be driving in the residential street, to consider what effect the driver. As a method, performs a vehicle travel experiment, heart rate at the time of operation, the video, from the survey relating to the operation, studied stress at the time of operation in the residential street.

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Study on the Stress Responses of the Driver in Residential Street

Hashimoto

Uno

2016

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A Study on Driver's Stress Consciousness towards Pedestrian on Residential Sreet

Uno

Hashimoto

2018

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According to the statistics of the number of deaths by road type, the rate of decrease in the number of deaths and injuries of roads (residential street) with a roadway width of less than 5.5 m is smaller than that of arterial roads. In Japan, many studies are about traffic safety, but no researches have shown that based on biological reactions, whether the stress response and the consciousness of the driver share a similar reaction. In this research, the authors conducted a survey on driver's stress awareness, and examined how the street condition / pedestrian's characteristics affect the driver's stress consciousness. Also, examined whether there is a difference in stress consciousness factors among individual characteristics. As a result, it became clear that the walking position of pedestrians, the presence of sidewalks and side street belts greatly affected stress consciousness.

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Stress Responses of Drivers Passing by Pedestrians in Residential Streets

Uno¹,

Hashimoto²

2017

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Vehicle Speed Comparison Analysis of Residents and Those Involved With Rat-Runners on Community Road

Cited by 6 publications

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Study on the Stress Responses of the Driver in Residential Street

Study on the Stress Responses of the Driver in Residential Street

A Study on Driver's Stress Consciousness towards Pedestrian on Residential Sreet

Stress Responses of Drivers Passing by Pedestrians in Residential Streets

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