2007•Unpublished venueOpen access

Assessment of Pedestrian Safety Measures in Europe

George Yannis, George Kanellaidis, John Dimitropoulos, N Muhlrad

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This research aims to assess various European pedestrian safety measures in terms of their effectiveness and propose a set of interventions with a positive impact on pedestrian safety, emphasizing technical non-restrictive measures. The authors conducted an extensive hierarchical inventory of pedestrian safety measures. The evaluation led to a set of the most promising measures.

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Key concepts: Pedestrian, Restrictiveness, Enforcement, Transport engineering, Schema crosswalk, Computer science, Engineering, Political science