2011 IEEE International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management 2011
DOI: 10.1109/ieem.2011.6118012
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A preliminary study about the application of multicriteria decision aid to the evaluation of the road projects' performance on sustainable safety

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“…A literature analysis was performed to determine which indicators may be relevant in a road safety context. Safety is not exclusively determined by road characteristics but it also depends on the interactions between several elements and can be defined using the elementary triangle of road safety: road, human and vehicle (Sarrazin et al, 2011;Colonna, 2002). A schematic overview of road safety indicators is also presented by (Hermans et al, 2008) which provides a construction process of composite road safety performance considering the following: alcohol and drugs, protective system, vehicle, speed, daytime running lights, infrastructure and trauma care (Janssen, 1991).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…A literature analysis was performed to determine which indicators may be relevant in a road safety context. Safety is not exclusively determined by road characteristics but it also depends on the interactions between several elements and can be defined using the elementary triangle of road safety: road, human and vehicle (Sarrazin et al, 2011;Colonna, 2002). A schematic overview of road safety indicators is also presented by (Hermans et al, 2008) which provides a construction process of composite road safety performance considering the following: alcohol and drugs, protective system, vehicle, speed, daytime running lights, infrastructure and trauma care (Janssen, 1991).…”
Section: Selection Of Criteriamentioning
confidence: 99%