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Models for safety analysis of road surface transit

Cheung et al., 2008

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8029966248571534834
Author
Cheung C
Shalaby A
Persaud B
Hadayeghi A
Publication year
Publication venue
Transportation Research Record

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A study was done to explore the development of zonal-and arterial-level collision prediction models that incorporate characteristics applicable to urban transit planning. A generalized linear modeling approach with a negative binomial regression error structure was employed …
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