2009
DOI: 10.1007/s12615-009-9007-3
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El modelo DRAG–España (I-DE 1): Análisis de los principales factores de influencia en el número de accidentes en las carreteras Españolas

Abstract: Resumen En este trabajo se presentan los principales resultados obtenidos de los modelos de accidentes con heridos y accidentes mortales ocurridos en carreteras interurbanas españolas, en el período 1990-2004, desarrollados en base a la metodología de modelos econométricos DRAG (Demand Demande Routière, Accidents et Gravité). Las 19 variables utilizadas para el ajuste de los modelos DRAG-España (I-DE 1), son de distinta naturaleza y corresponden a los factores de exposición, infraestructura, climatología, cond… Show more

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“…The results obtained in previous studies show a direct relationship between traffic accidents and the economic level of a country, with fewer accidents occurring in times of recession and increasing numbers in periods of economic growth (Aparicio et al, 2008 ). Therefore, in this study the socioeconomic status of each district of Madrid was also considered ( Figure 3B ).This variable was calculated based on the average income per household and district, following the methodology used in the report conducted by the “Methodology for calculating the territorial vulnerability index of neighborhoods and districts of Madrid and the vulnerability ranking” (2018) (Territorial Coordination Public-Social Cooperation Area, 2018 ; Flor et al, 2021 ).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 84%
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“…The results obtained in previous studies show a direct relationship between traffic accidents and the economic level of a country, with fewer accidents occurring in times of recession and increasing numbers in periods of economic growth (Aparicio et al, 2008 ). Therefore, in this study the socioeconomic status of each district of Madrid was also considered ( Figure 3B ).This variable was calculated based on the average income per household and district, following the methodology used in the report conducted by the “Methodology for calculating the territorial vulnerability index of neighborhoods and districts of Madrid and the vulnerability ranking” (2018) (Territorial Coordination Public-Social Cooperation Area, 2018 ; Flor et al, 2021 ).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 84%
“…The majority of studies conducted on accidents and/or victims include a variable of exposure which enables the results obtained to be compared unanalyzed. The most appropriate unit for this end is vehicles-km, but due to the lack of data, an approximate measure was used, namely population (Aparicio et al, 2008 ).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%