The phrase "accident probability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to risk assessment, safety analysis, or statistical evaluations of accidents.
Example: "The accident probability in this area has increased due to the recent construction work."
Alternatives: "likelihood of accidents" or "chance of accidents".
Moreover, potential vehicle speed was a significant predictor, and so was age of the roundabout older roundabouts related to more accidents and higher accident probability.
The research also concluded that participants' perceptions were more influenced towards the concept of accident severity/dread rather than the concept of accident probability.
Finally, a sensitivity analysis has been carried out over the model to identify configurations of the MTS leading to a significant reduction of accident probability during the operation of the HSC.
To study the impact of these different parameters on the urban traffic, several traffic metrics are considered such as traffic flow, average velocity, accident probability and waiting time at the entrance of roundabout.
One of the challenges managers face when trying to understand complex, technological systems (in their efforts to mitigate system risks) is the quantification of accident probability, particularly in the case of rare events.
The method is based on accident probability analysis by fault tree simulation as well as accident consequence analysis through building reasonable accident scenarios for H2S gas diffusion related to death probability within a given distance.
In the second, she assumed that the former drivers of light trucks would have the same accident probabilities as other car drivers.
As new observations become available, potential accident probabilities are updated over time to produce a dynamic risk profile.
Researchers are looking for simulations that mimic ship behavior and estimate accident probabilities rather than using probabilistic accident models.
This paper presents a Bayesian methodology for assessing relative accident probabilities and their uncertainty using paired comparison to elicit expert judgments.
In 1972, the A.E.C. launched its first accident-probability study.
