Diskretinis kelių transporto priemonių srauto tyrimo metodas momentiniam triukšmo lygiui gatvėse nustatyti

Danilevičius, Algimantas

doi:10.20334/2020-011-m

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“…Therefore, the question arises about how changes in sustainable transport in the city affect the number of accidents in road traffic. Based on the definitions of different scientists, we conclude that the car is one of the biggest polluters on the road (Juodvalkis & Dargužis, 2021), a technical device designed to transport and transfer (Bogdevičius, 2012), which has a negative impact on the transport sector: congestion on the streets, impact on the environment (Pečiukėnas et al, 2017), noise maker (Bareikis & Vasiliauskas, 2016;Danilevičius, 2020;Vitkūnas et al, 2021), one of the causes of traffic accidents (Zaranka, 2012). According to data from the Department of Statistics, the number of road vehicles increased by more than 20% in 2021 compared to 2017.…”

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Study of the Influence of Sustainable Transport on Traffic Incidents

Činčikaitė,

Meidutė-Kavaliauskienė

2023

Business, Management and Economics Engineering

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Purpose – to determine whether changes in sustainable transport influence the difference in the number of road accidents. Research methodology – synthesis and comparative scientific analysis of concepts and methods published in the literature, secondary data analysis, statistical processing, correlation-regression analysis, ARIMA method. Findings – the number of traffic accidents will increase in the coming years. According to the result of the correlation regression analysis, the number of traffic accidents is influenced by the reduced level of work capacity, people and the average traffic intensity, car/day; the change in the number of electric cars was not identified as an influencing factor. Research limitations – lack of data (incomplete statistics on sustainable vehicles) or difficult access to them. Practical implications – the results can be used in preparing strategic city plans to predict the consequences of sustainable transport regarding traffic accidents. Originality/Value – the article covers the development and changes in road traffic accidents in the big cities of Lithuania and predicts the possible reasons for this.

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