Multi-vehicles rear-end crashes constitute a significant portion of the total crashes in the Unted States. Information and early warning about the vehicle stream ahead can reduce the possibility of such crashes and given a crash the injury severity of occupants. The objective of this study is to examine the effect of information and other factors on rear-end crash propagation and the propensity of driver injury in such crashes. The authors also explore the implication of the authors' findings for developing early warning systems.
Factors That Influence Multivehicle Rear-End Crashes: Analysis of Crash Propagation and Injury Severity
1999
46 pages
Report
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English
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