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Søren Underlien Jensen Accident models ++ for choice of type and design of roads - Motorway network (phase 1) - Other road segments in rural areas (phase 2) - Intersections and roundabouts in rural areas (phase 3)

Purpose The purpose of the project is to set up: Accident models for well-specified road segments and intersections; e.g. a 4-lane motorway segment with hard shoulders, without street lighting, without sharp curves, with 130 km/h speed limit, and so on. Accident Modification Factors (AMF) that can be used to calculate what happens if the well-specified road segment or intersection has a slightly different design; e.g. if the 4-lane motorway segment does not have hard shoulders or has a 110 km/h speed limit. Calculation tools that are spreadsheets, which can estimate the number of accidents and injuries of many types/designs of roads/intersections based on the above mentioned accident models and AMFs.

Practical use The accident models, AMFs and calculation tools may be used in the following processes: Planning of new roads and intersections: To explore and estimate safety impacts of alternatives. Reconstructing existing roads and intersections: To identify safety measures and/or estimate safety impacts of specified changes to existing design. Elaborating design recommendations: To estimate safety impacts in absolute terms (not just percentages) of design choices that may be used in cost-benefitanalyses (CBA) or multi-criteria-analysis (MCA) in order to make recommendations.

The basics

Work process: 1) Defining and splitting the motorway network into segments on the basis of geometry, markings and signage includes recording the design (completed) 2) AADT and accidents on defined network (completed) 3) Defining and splitting the motorway network on the basis of homogeneous units in terms of accident occurrence (completed) 4) Setting up accident models (not started) 5) Setting up AMFs (started, not completed) 6) Setting up calculation tools (not started)

Defining the motorway network (example): Entrance-ramp Motorway Entrance-merge Motorway Motorway Exit-weaving Motorway Exit-ramp Yield line

Type Sub-type Number of elements Length (meters) Shortest Average Longest Total Motorway Ordinary (2-5 lanes) 1,223 19 1,612 17,332 1,971,315 Lane reduction 10 100 192 290 1,922 Lane increase 4 110 145 200 580 Total 1,237 19 1,596 17,332 1,973,817 Weaving/merge (ghost island + auxiliary + taper) Exit 527 6 227 665 119,740 Entrance 525 55 393 1,049 206,284 Successive (entrance-exit) 21 247 677 1,945 14,215 Motorway diverge 26 115 410 1,440 10,654 Motorway merge 30 78 485 1,378 14,557 Total 1,129 6 324 1,945 365,450 Ramp Exit 462 5 251 825 116,036 Entrance 457 5 258 1,103 117,753 Direct connector 76 49 388 956 29,507 Parallel lane 43 2 210 485 9,036 Successive (entrance-exit) 18 165 331 587 5,966 Ramp diverge 52 23 113 408 5,870 Ramp merge 38 34 196 480 7,441 Total 1,146 2 255 1,103 291,609 Service area Service station, rest area, etc. 87 25 469 1,111 40,822 Bus stop 6 65 105 181 631 Total 93 25 446 1,111 41,453 Dual-way (two-lane road) 21 53 203 505 4,269 Total 3,626 2 738 17,332 2,676,598

Type AADT 2012 Accidents 1985-2012 Number Lowest Average Highest Accidents Injuries Motorway 1,237 2,753 18,177 57,187 24,416 6,825 Weaving/merge 1,125 3,340 20,319 58,272 5,858 1,360 Ramp 1,124 91 3,275 22,576 1,180 260 Service area 54 111 967 2,902 129 20 Dual-way 20 658 3,968 9,971 39 19

Getting homogeneous units: Example: Entrance merge 350 300 Accidents per 100 meters 250 200 150 100 50 Entrance ramp Motorway 0

Accident models motorway network NOT COMPLETED

Service area (not bus stop) AMF -???: Accidents per 100 meters 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 71,9 79,9 78,4 13,8 14,6 12,4 16,1 2,5 72,7 74,6 11,1 14,6 Motorway before Exit merge Motorway between Service area Entrance merge Motorway after All accidents Injury accidents

Some accident modification factors (AMFs) (preliminary): Type Description AMF Accidents Injuries Motorway From 2 to 3 traffic lanes 1.03 1.03 Motorway Anti-dazzle screens in median 1.01 0.96 Motorway Add hard shoulder 0.74 0.83 Motorway Add street lighting 0.94 0.94 Weaving/merge Increase of entrance taper by 30 m 0.89 0.89 Weaving/merge Increase of exit taper by 30 m 0.93 0.93 Ramp Diamond to cloverleaf 1.82 1.82 Ramp Short diamond to long diamond 0.62 0.62 Ramp Exit downhill to exit uphill 0.96 0.96