2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.aap.2015.07.010
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Comparative analysis of driver’s brake perception-reaction time at signalized intersections with and without countdown timer using parametric duration models

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“…Pan et al attempted to find effects of the end of a green signal countdown on drivers' behaviors when they drive vehicles through Journal of Advanced Transportation 3 intersections based on the data of vehicle position, time, and speed at the entrance of intersections [24]. Fu et al characterized and modeled driver's brake perception-reaction time (BPRT) to yellow signal at signalized intersections with and without countdown timer and found an increase in driver's BPRT because countdown timer may induce risky driving behaviors [25]. Pan et al did an interesting study demonstrating that the value of a driver's car has influence on driving behaviors at countdown signalized intersections [26].…”
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“…Pan et al attempted to find effects of the end of a green signal countdown on drivers' behaviors when they drive vehicles through Journal of Advanced Transportation 3 intersections based on the data of vehicle position, time, and speed at the entrance of intersections [24]. Fu et al characterized and modeled driver's brake perception-reaction time (BPRT) to yellow signal at signalized intersections with and without countdown timer and found an increase in driver's BPRT because countdown timer may induce risky driving behaviors [25]. Pan et al did an interesting study demonstrating that the value of a driver's car has influence on driving behaviors at countdown signalized intersections [26].…”
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“…Question (25) and its options are described in Table 7, and the results are shown in Figure 2. Question (25) indicates that the proportion of drivers who would intentionally run a red light at countdown signalized intersections is 12.33% (Figure 2). Their main reason for running a red light is to rush through intersections within a very short time, even though the drivers may be well aware of the remaining green light time.…”
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“…Daugelis mokslininkų (Brookhuisa, de Waard 2010;Fu et al 2016;Lv et al 2016), analizuodami motociklų eismo saugumo klausimus, teigia, kad motociklo judėjimo stabilumas ir vairuotojo elgsena pavojingoje ar avarinėje eismo situacijoje priklauso nuo vairuotojo pasirengimo lygio, išsilavinimo, patirties, tikrojo vairavimo stažo. Lietuvoje 2014 m. net 40 % visų žuvusių ir 32 % visų sužeistų motociklų vairuotojų neturėjo teisės vairuoti jokios transporto priemonės (žr.…”
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“…highside). Kelio dangos būklė, nelygumai, kelio dangos užterštumas turi didelę įtaką motociklo judėjimo dinamikai ir vairuotojo elgsenai tam tikrose kelio eismo situacijose (Fu et al 2016).…”
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