Accident Analysis on NH-18 by Using Regression Model and its Preventive Measures
Journal: International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR) (Vol.4, No. 4)Publication Date: 2015-04-05
Authors : Veluru Sailaja; S. Siddi Raju;
Page : 2467-2470
Keywords : Road Accidents; Geometric characteristics; vehicle characteristics; pavement conditions; Regression Analysis; pedestrian crossings;
Abstract
Road accidents are one of the main causes of deaths worldwide. About half a million people are killed in road related crashes every year throughout the world. The probability of an accident occurring is influenced by numerous factors like roadway geometric characteristics, vehicle characteristics, pavement conditions and weather conditions each of these factors contribute its own share towards occurrence of accidents. This paper discusses the influence of various factors on accident caution based on statistical package Regression Analysis collected from the most accident prone stretch, Ayalurmetta to Thammarajupalli (30KM) in Andhra Pradesh on NH18 and from the results of the analysis, it can be concluded that this National Highway section needs improvement from safety point of view. A large number of accidents have been occurring over such a small section of 15 km length. Proper traffic guidance and control system to guide road users ensuring safe movement of vehicles has been recommended and some of the facilities such as pedestrian crossings and median openings, acceleration and deceleration lanes were re-designed in order to improve the safety of the road and minimize the accidents
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