Analysis of factors influencing the density of fatalities on national roads in poland

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In Poland 20% of the total number of accidents occur on the national roads, which constitute 7% of the length of all roads. In the case of fatalities this share is significantly higher as it constitutes up to 36% of the total casualties. In accordance with the EU Directive (Journal of Laws EU L. 319/59) the level of road traffic safety should be raised by targeting investment on the most dangerous road sections. Finding the dependence between road and traffic factors and the number of accidents and casualties of road accidents may be helpful in predicting safety levels and selecting road traffic safety improvement measures. The paper presents the experience of other countries and preliminary tests results of the impact of the selected factors on the density and the number of road accident fatalities on the national roads in Poland. Key words: national roads, road traffic safety, impact factors, road accident fatalities. © 2010, Versita. All rights reserved.

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Kustra, W., & Jamroz, K. (2010). Analysis of factors influencing the density of fatalities on national roads in poland. Journal of Konbin, 13(1), 221–234. https://doi.org/10.2478/v10040-008-0150-3

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