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Chen, Yixing; Han, Kyuhong; Im, Taehoon; Singh, Sonam; … - 2021

Firms devote significant resources to safety-training programs with the aim to mitigate financial loss due to safety incidents and create customer value. From both practical and theoretical perspectives, it is important to know (1) whether safety-training programs mitigate financial loss, so...

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The effect of front-end vehicle height on pedestrian death risk

Tyndall, Justin - In: Economics of Transportation : the official journal of … 37 (2024), pp. 1-21

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Using safety performance indicators to improve road safety : The case of Korea

International Transport Forum - 2023

More than 1.3 million people die each year in road crashes, with millions more suffering life-altering injuries. The Safe System approach aims to eliminate deadly crashes through a comprehensive, shared-responsibility framework. This report offers guidelines for establishing Safety Performance...

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Congestion and Safety : A Spatial Analysis of London

Noland, Robert B.; Quddus, Mohammed A. - 2004

A disaggregate spatial analysis, using enumeration district data for London was conducted with the aim of examining how congestion may affect traffic safety. It has been hypothesized that while congested traffic conditions may increase the number of vehicle crashes and interactions, their...

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A White Paper on Reforming Canada's Transportation Policies for the 21st Century

Flemming, Brian - 2012

While much of the developed world struggles with debt and chronically low growth, Canada, one of the best … citizens' voices and involvement. However, private sector expertise and capital could be just what is needed to ease Canada … tricky problems about overlapping jurisdictions and would, in some parts of the country, be a tough sell, but Canada has been …

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Autonomous vehicles - challenges for the insurance industry

Majewski, Piotr - In: Olsztyn economic journal 12 (2017) 1, pp. 67-77

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An empirical test of the offset hypothesis

Sen, Anindya - In: The journal of law & economics 44 (2001) 2, pp. 481-510

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Self-reported motor vehicle injury prevention strategies, risky driving behaviours, and subsequent motor vehicle injuries : analysis of Canadian National Health Survey

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Financial Risks of Intelligent Vehicle Safety Systems - Economic View and Relevance for Market Introduction Decisions

Schulz, Wolfgang H. - 2015

Intelligent Vehicle Safety Systems (IVSS) promise significant traffic safety improvements, which means from a societal point of view that resource savings can be realized and the allocative efficiency can be optimized. Therefore, transport policy has a high willingness to support and to ensure...

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Quantifying the Requirements to Scale a Carpooling Business

Abrams, Lawrence - 2017

Carpooling is now seen as last big opportunity to grow a shared mobility as a service (MaaS) business ahead of the arrival of autonomous vehicles (AVs). We present the case that Waze’s altruistic vision of carpooling is insufficient to scale the business. Our transactional vision of the...

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