Modelling the ranking of Lithuanian railways level crossing by safety level

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The article describes the assessment of safety of Lithuanian Railways level crossing. The statistical analysis of the railway accidents in Lithuania and abroad in recent years has shown that about 30% of all transport accidents in railway occur at railway level crossings. The safety assessment of the country's crossings is carried out considering the following technical criteria: the category of crossing, visibility, the intensity of the movement of trains and road vehicle, the width of the railway crossing, and the maximum speed of trains. Applying the binary model of logistic regression, the probability of accidents at the 337 railway crossings of the country was calculated. Depending on the degree of risk or the probability of accident, the country's railway crossings are ranked. The most dangerous crossings of four regions in the country were identified. Finally, the main conclusions and recommendations are presented.

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Bureika, G., Komaiško, M., & Jastremskas, V. (2017). Modelling the ranking of Lithuanian railways level crossing by safety level. Transport Problems, 12(SpecialEdition), 11–22. https://doi.org/10.20858/tp.2017.12.se.1

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