21-8977Budgets for transportation improvements are limited so it is important for governments to focus on improving locations most in need of safety funding. The objective of the Two-Output Model for Safety (TOMS) is to provide the Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) with a reliable method to prioritize safety improvements on state-owned roadways among the different regions. This research will improve the existing Crash Analysis Methodology for Segments (CAMS) and Intersection Safety Analysis Methodology (ISAM) being used to analyze crashes on Utah roadways. The scope of this project is improving on the existing CAMS and ISAM to work together within R, to incorporate segment and intersection severity in safety hot spot analysis, to dev...
MoDOT project # TR 202010aMissouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) has successfully implemented...
Abstract: Traffic volumes and congestion across the state of Utah and the throughout the nation con...
The research presented in this thesis is the result of field data collection conducted by the Utah L...
16-84025H07630HThis research sought to identify a process to improve long-range planning prioritizat...
US Transportation Collection2020PDFTech ReportSchultz, Grant G.Lunt, Camille CPew, TimoWarr, Richard...
PDFTech ReportUT-16.1315-9123Highway safetyAccident analysisMethodologyAccident dataStatistical anal...
This report describes a new set of Geographic Information System (GIS) tools that we created to cond...
The project needs data for macroscopic statistical modeling, which are OTS rankings and historical c...
2015PDFTech ReportFHWA-OR-RD-16-03SPR 756Signalized intersectionsHighway safetyTraffic crashesCrash ...
Draft.PDFTech ReportUT-12.062400345Transportation safetyMathematical modelsTraffic mitigationGeograp...
Work zones present a risk to drivers and to personnel constructing the roadway. In 2005 work zones a...
12-9047While the transportation network is meant to accommodate a variety of transportation modes, t...
With the implementation of new roadway configurations, there is a great need to study the influence ...
Both crash count and severity are thought to quantify crash risk at defined transport network locati...
This research extended models for predicting current crash counts by severity (CCS) by developing a ...
MoDOT project # TR 202010aMissouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) has successfully implemented...
Abstract: Traffic volumes and congestion across the state of Utah and the throughout the nation con...
The research presented in this thesis is the result of field data collection conducted by the Utah L...
16-84025H07630HThis research sought to identify a process to improve long-range planning prioritizat...
US Transportation Collection2020PDFTech ReportSchultz, Grant G.Lunt, Camille CPew, TimoWarr, Richard...
PDFTech ReportUT-16.1315-9123Highway safetyAccident analysisMethodologyAccident dataStatistical anal...
This report describes a new set of Geographic Information System (GIS) tools that we created to cond...
The project needs data for macroscopic statistical modeling, which are OTS rankings and historical c...
2015PDFTech ReportFHWA-OR-RD-16-03SPR 756Signalized intersectionsHighway safetyTraffic crashesCrash ...
Draft.PDFTech ReportUT-12.062400345Transportation safetyMathematical modelsTraffic mitigationGeograp...
Work zones present a risk to drivers and to personnel constructing the roadway. In 2005 work zones a...
12-9047While the transportation network is meant to accommodate a variety of transportation modes, t...
With the implementation of new roadway configurations, there is a great need to study the influence ...
Both crash count and severity are thought to quantify crash risk at defined transport network locati...
This research extended models for predicting current crash counts by severity (CCS) by developing a ...
MoDOT project # TR 202010aMissouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) has successfully implemented...
Abstract: Traffic volumes and congestion across the state of Utah and the throughout the nation con...
The research presented in this thesis is the result of field data collection conducted by the Utah L...