Evaluation of rear-end bus collisions and identification of possible solutions.

Author(s)
Morris, W.P. & DeAnnuntis, C.
Year
Abstract

The purpose of this project was to conduct a systematic study to examine rear-end collisions between motorists and public transit buses to achieve the following objectives: determine if rear-end collisions are increasing; conduct an assessment to ascertain the prevalence of rear-end collisions; identify conditions that exist when rear-end collisions occur; identify mitigation strategies for agencies that have identified rear-end collisions as a major issue; assess impact of Yield to Bus and pull-out bays on rear-end collisions; identify solutions and/or strategies to reduce rear-end collisions, and examine bus safety legislation in other states and assess whether Florida’s current statutes need to be revised. (Author/publisher)

Publication

Library number
20140503 ST [electronic version only]
Source

Tallahassee, FL, Florida Department of Transportation, 2014, XXII + 159 p. + 8 app., 8 ref.; NCTR 977-55 / FDOT BDK85-977-50

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