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A study of fatal crashes involving pedestrians and trucks in four cities

Crashes between pedestrians and large trucks, which were fatal to the pedestrians and occurred during 1986-90 in four cities, were studied using Fatal Accident Reporting System (FARS) data. Comparisons were made with similar fatal crashes between pedestrians and vehicles other than large trucks. The data suggests that greater emphasis should be placed on separating pedestrians and trucks at intersections and on designing truck cabs to improve driver visibility.

Record #:
1011
Date:
1993
Format:
Journal Article
Author:
Retting, Richard A
Source:
Journal of Safety Research
Citation:
24 (4) winter 93
Issue pages:
p195-203
Keywords:
PEDESTRIAN SAFETY;TYPE OF VEHICLE - TRUCKS;URBAN ENVIRONMENT;RISK FACTORS
Identity:
USA
Location:
F
Class:
F220

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