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Prospects for the Collision-Free Car: The Effectiveness of Five Competing Forward Collision Avoidance Systems

Gorman, Thomas IanVirginia Tech2013

… number of moderately-to-fatally injured (MAIS2+) drivers was predicted. This study estimates that the most effective FCAS model was the Volvo algorithm which could potentially prevent between 79% and 92% of the crashes simulated in this study and between 76% and 94% of associated driver injuries. …

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Identifying and Quantifying Factors Affecting Injury Severity of Young Drivers Involved in Single Vehicle Crashes Occurring within Curves on Rural Two-Lane Roads in Louisiana

Hutchinson, CoryHuman Resource Education and Workforce Development2017

This study investigates factors affecting young driver injury levels for single vehicle crashes occurring within curves on rural two-lane roads in Louisiana. Although the number of fatal and serious injury crashes involving young drivers is declining, young drivers are still overrepresented in …

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Driver Safety in Far-side and Far-oblique Crashes: A Study of Patrol Vehicles in the United States of America

Sepoori, Martin

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