Traffic And Highway Engineering
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Author: Garber, Nicholas J., Hoel, Lester A.
Publisher: Cengage Learning,
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Chapter 5, Problem 16P
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Whether the distribution of crashes at unsignalized rural intersections is the same for all AADT levels by using Kruskal-Wallis H test.
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22. An intersection had 25 reported traffic crashes during the months of January through
September. The AADT for the intersection is shown. What is the crash rate per million entering
vehicles
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For a specific rural road segment in northeast Colorado, the total number of crashes as well as the number of fatal crashes have been recorded. Using the data provided with a traffic analysis within two standard deviations (or 95% confidence interval), determine if this site should be flagged for further study.
Data:
Length of road segment = 2 mi.
AADT = 11,350 veh/day
Total number of injury crashes for past 5 years = 55
Total number of fatal crashes for past 5 years = 5
Total number of property-only crashes for past 5 years = 100
Average number of statewide injury crashes for rural roads over past 5 years = 1.30 per 106 VMT
Average number of statewide fatal crashes for rural roads over past 5 years = 0.02 per 106 VMT
Average number of statewide property only crashes for rural roads over past 5 years = .033 per 106 VMT
Weighted average crash rate of injury crashes for rural Colorado roads = 3
Weighted average crash rate of fatal crashes for rural Colorado roads = 8
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