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Evaluating the Reliability of Emergency Response Systems for Large-Scale Incident Operations

Describes a method, based on the concept of system reliability, for evaluating the preparedness of emergency response systems, particularly for large-scale incidents.
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Examination of Methods to Estimate Crash Counts by Collision Type

This study investigated the applicability of Multinomial logit (MNL) models to predict the proportion of crashes by collision type and to estimate crash counts by collision type.
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Comprehensive Study on Traffic Congestion in Urban Los Angeles Suggests Ways to Improve Traffic

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Reducing Traffic Congestion in Los Angeles

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Moving Los Angeles: Short-Term Policy Options for Improving Transportation

The authors of this book recommend strategies for reducing traffic congestion in the Los Angeles area that could significantly enhance quality of life, reduce economic and environmental costs, and improve social justice within about five years.
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Senior Drivers Less Likely than Youngest Drivers to Cause Accidents

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What Risks Do Older Drivers Pose to Traffic Safety?

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Regulating Older Drivers: Are New Policies Needed?

This paper summarizes the findings and policy implications of a study estimating the relative riskiness of older drivers, concluding that stricter licensing policies targeting that group would likely not improve traffic safety substantially.
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Estimating the Accident Risk of Older Drivers

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The Short and Long Run Effects of Daylight Saving Time on Fatal Automobile Crashes

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Acculturation and Driving Under the Influence: A Study of Repeat Offenders

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