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Common Data on Accident Circumstances Operator age, sex, prior record, training, licensure, experience...First slide | Previous slide | Next slide | Last slide | Text version
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Common Data on Accident Circumstances The primary databases for each mode should contain information on the...First slide | Previous slide | Next slide | Last slide | Text version
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Common Data on Accident Circumstances Can be expanded to accommodate various taxonomies Can be used to...First slide | Previous slide | Next slide | Last slide | Text version
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Common Data on Accident Circumstances Relevant to all transportation modes Well-known and widely applied in...First slide | Previous slide | Next slide | Last slide | Text version
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Common Data on Accident Circumstances The Haddon Matrix-->
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Common Data on Accident Circumstances Three phases: pre-event - contributing to likelihood that a...First slide | Previous slide | Next slide | Last slide | Text version
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Common Data on Accident Circumstances Determine most important data items Identify useful conceptual...First slide | Previous slide | Next slide | Last slide | Text version
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Research Project #5 Develop Common Data on Accident Circumstances-->
Over time, each transportation mode has developed its own way of describing the circumstances surrounding crashes and mishaps. Consequently, there is little consistency across modes in how data are collected...