Is road increasing? Results of a repeated survey

Article Abstract:

The trends in road rage victimization and perpetration based on population survey data were reported. Results reveal that the proportion of adults experiencing any road rage victimization decreased from the year 2001 to the year 2003, while the proportion reporting any road rage perpetration remained stable.

Surveys

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Analysis of driver injury severity levels at multiple locations using ordered probit models

Article Abstract:

The similarities and the differences in the factors that affect injury severity between different locations is illustrated. The outcome and the occurrence of traffic crashes is recognized as complex events involving interactions between many factors.

Evaluation

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Risk factors in urban and road traffic accidents

Article Abstract:

A study analyzing the urban road traffic accident (RTA) risks for the city of Zagreb, Croatia from 1999 to 2000 were analyzed with the aim of reducing the increasing injury incidence, is presented.

Croatia, Prevention, Causes of, Crash injuries, Zagreb, Croatia

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