The 13 papers in this report deal with the following areas: highway safety: an agenda for action; interstate safety improvement program; review of FHWA's evaluation of highway safety projects; optimal allocation of funds for highway safety improvement projects; driver compliance with stop-sign control at low-volume intersections; driver response to a highway advisory radio system in New Braunfels, Texas; motorists' needs for information on services; comparison of truck and passenger-car accident rates on limited-access facilities; relationship of accident frequency to travel exposure; bicycle as a collector mode for commuter rail trips; public policy and decision-analysis methods: development of the national comprehensive bicycle program; bicycle task analysis: development and implications; and, engine tune-ups and passenger car fuel consumption.
Highway Safety: Roadway Improvements, Accident Rates, and Bicycle Programs
1981
97 pages
Report
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English
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