Observation and recording methods used in the traffic conflicts technique.

Author(s)
Shippey, J.
Abstract

The purpose of this paper is to give a brief survey of thesimilarities and differences in the ways in which trafficconflict studies are made in different coumtries for use asa backßround for discussion at the 2nd International Work-shop on Traffic Conflicts Technique. The paper summarizesthe main elements of each organisation's operational defi-nition of a traffic conflict and categorises the observa-tion techniques emplayed.

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B 21285 /82 /IRRD 248613
Source

In: Proceedings of the Second International Traffic Conflicts Technique Workshop, May 1979, p. 152-157, 2tab., 4 ref.TRRL Supplementary Report 557.

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