The report summarizes the results of the continued ASAP (Alcohol Safety Action Project) countermeasures, covering data for 18 month after termination of 403 funding. There was definite reduction in the number of fatal injuries, and fatal crashes from what was predicated by time series analysis using Box Jenkins approach. Data on vehicle miles of travel, were taken into consideration. The encouraging figures for the period should be considered in the fact, that the reduction of fatal accidents occurred at night and day time accidents did not change significantly. Using Time Series Analysis Technique known as 'Intervention Analysis' it was concluded that continued ASAP activities resulted in a reduction of 2.8 fatal night-time accidents per month, starting in January, 1974 and continued through December, 1976. The same analysis made on data limited to baseline and ASAP operational period did not show significant results.
Post-ASAP Analysis of Project Impact on Ultimate Measures of Performance, 1975-76 Period
1977
203 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Transportation Safety , Transportation , Motor vehicle accidents , Alcoholic beverages , Accident prevention , Project management , Time series analysis , Travel , Human factors engineering , Rehabilitation , Traffic safety , Puerto Rico , Alcohol safety action projects , Alcohol related crashes , Drinking drivers