The report contains a framework for cost-benefit analysis of road safety measures for vulnerable and inexperienced road users and gives examples of such analyses. Vulnerable road users include pedestrians, cyclists and riders of mopeds and motor cycles. It is pointed out that the results of cost-benefit analyses can rarely be generalized across countries.
Cost-Benefit Analysis of Safety Measures for Vulnerable and Inexperienced Road Users. Work Package 5 of EU-Project PROMISING
1999
114 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Transportation & Traffic Planning , Transportation , Transportation Safety , Road Transportation , Cost benefit analysis , Highway safety , Injury prevention , Pedestrians , Bicycle riders , Moped accidents , Motorcycle accidents , Bicycles , Mopeds , Motorcycles , Visibility , Speed reduction , Lighting , Bikeways , Helmets , Case studies , Safety , Foreign technology , Vulnerable road users , Inexperience road users , PROMISING project , Daytime running lights
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