This report summarizes the 8th U.S.- Japan Workshop on Pedestrian and Nighttime Safety. The workshop was hosted by the United States November 15-19, 1999, and was held at the Turner-Fairbank Highway Research Center. Focus areas included: general statistics and trends in the U.S. and Japan; pedestrian crashes; TEA-21 and pedestrian planning; disabled and elderly pedestrians; Geographic Information Systems (GIS) application for pedestrian safety; National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) activities; traffic calming in the U.S. and Japan; overview of nighttime crashes in the U.S. and Japan; and Japanese studies on traffic safety countermeasures at nighttime and ultraviolet lighting.
U.S./Japan Workshop on Advanced Technology in Highway Engineering (8th): Nighttime and Pedestrian Safety. Held in Washington, DC on November 15-19, 1999
2001
82 pages
Report
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English
Transportation & Traffic Planning , Transportation , Highway Engineering , Transportation Safety , Meetings , Highway engineering , Pedestrian safety , Pedestrians , Statistical data , Trends , Pedestrian accidents , Night driving , Elderly persons , Disabled persons , Public safety , Countermeasures , Highway safety , Lighting
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