Research Highlights
Unsupervised Approach to Investigate Urban Traffic Crashes Based on Crash Unit, Crash Severity, and Manner of Collision
Farzin Maniei
Stephen Mattingly
Both crash frequency analysis (CFA) and real-time crash prediction models (RTCPMs) typically divide a highway into segments with a constant length for data aggregation. Despite the significant impact of the segment length in several previous traffic safety studies, no standard approach exists for determining a recommended segment length for crash data aggregation. This research investigates the impact of fragment size (segment length) on traffic crash data aggregation and establishes a method...
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Job-Worker Balance & Polycentric Transit-Oriented Development: Toward Indices and Spatio-temporal Trends
Robert Hibberd
According to new research, transit-oriented development (TOD) can address the equity challenge of "spatial mismatch," where urban residents are isolated from relevant employment centers, and significantly improve employment access.
"Job-Worker Balance & Polycentric Transit-Oriented Development: Toward Indices and Spatio-temporal Trends," funded by the National Institute for Transportation and Communities (NITC), examines how transit-oriented development (TOD) affects employment access and ...
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