Highway Safety: Older Drivers, Seat Belts, Alcohol, Motorcycles, and Pedestrians,1991

摘要

;Contents: Part 1--Older driver studies--problems in freeway use as seen by olderdrivers; Characteristics of accidents involving elderly drivers at intersections; Risk assessment of elderly drivers at intersections: statistical modeling; Age differences in motion perception and specific traffic maneuver problems; Older-driver risks to themselves and to other road users; Part 2--Seat belt, alcohol, motorcycle, and pedestrian studies--safety belt use and highway safety in Maryland; Effects of enforcement on seat belt use in Hawaii; Reexamination of impact of drinking age laws on traffic accidents in Illinois; Improving motorcycle safety in Hawaii: recommendations based on a survey of motorcycle owners and operators; Pedestrian accidents in Utah; Trends in downtown pedestrian traffic and methods of estimating daily volumes.