Future Highways And Urban Growth
Future Highways And Urban Growth
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49 cents per vehicle mile. Accident rates appeared to increase with traffic volumes; they tended to be high near the central part of the city, and tended to decrease toward the city limits, perhaps reflecting the effects of traffic satura- tion near downtown.
In Massachusetts, extensive studies have developed detailed analyses of accident involvement, severity, and costs, as related to location, driver, and roadway type. 21 The average direct cost of all accidents was found to be 0. 43 cents pe...r vehicle mile with urban accidents costing 0. 76 cents, and rural accidents 0. 11 cents. Eighty-seven per cent of the direct costs resulted from accidents occurring in urban areas.
The relation between accident costs, traffic volumes and types of road, as found in Massachusetts studies are depicted in Figure 117. Mile for mile, con- trolled access highways accommodated the same volume of traffic as conven- tional arterials with a far lower accident cost. The yearly accident cost per mile of freeways varied linearly with traffic volumes, whereas the cost of acci- dents per mile of uncontrolled highways tended to increase more rapidly as volumes increase.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
49 cents per vehicle mile. Accident rates appeared to increase with traffic volumes; they tended to be high near the central part of the city, and tended to decrease toward the city limits, perhaps reflecting the effects of traffic satura- tion near downtown.
In Massachusetts, extensive studies have developed detailed analyses of accident involvement, severity, and costs, as related to location, driver, and roadway type. 21 The average direct cost of all accidents was found to be 0. 43 cents pe...r vehicle mile with urban accidents costing 0. 76 cents, and rural accidents 0. 11 cents. Eighty-seven per cent of the direct costs resulted from accidents occurring in urban areas.
The relation between accident costs, traffic volumes and types of road, as found in Massachusetts studies are depicted in Figure 117. Mile for mile, con- trolled access highways accommodated the same volume of traffic as conven- tional arterials with a far lower accident cost. The yearly accident cost per mile of freeways varied linearly with traffic volumes, whereas the cost of acci- dents per mile of uncontrolled highways tended to increase more rapidly as volumes increase.
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