Intersection ranking methodology for pedestrian safety.

Author(s)
Robertson, H.D. & Carter, E.C.
Abstract

The concept for a method of constructing a pedestrian hazard index is developed using the following hazard indicators; number of pedestrian accidents; pedestrian accident rate; proportion of special pedestrians crossing; noncompliance with the signal; and pedestrian /vehicle conflicts. The raw data are then converted from each indicator into a hazard value, ranging from 0 to 100. The last step assigns weights to each hazard indicator value to produce a pedestrian hazard index for each intersection.

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B 28374 fo /81 /82 /
Source

From: Journal of Transportation Engineering, 114 (1988- 11) No. 6, p. 745- 758, 3 ref.

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