The phrase "accident zone" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an area where accidents frequently occur, often in the context of traffic or safety discussions.
Example: "The city has implemented new safety measures in the accident zone to reduce the number of collisions."
Alternatives: "accident-prone area" or "collision hotspot".
The system, which forces drivers to slow in an accident zone, is aimed at eliminating the possibility of a repeat of the accident that left Jules Bianchi in a critical condition.
Since the crash, Formula 1's governing body the FIA has begun working on a plan for a 'virtual safety car' to force drivers to slow for warning flags in an accident zone.
The system, which forces drivers to slow in an accident zone, is aimed at eliminating the possibility of a repeat of the incident that left Bianchi in a critical condition.
In particular, large-scale tests have been done in the Chernobyl accident zone where the IPC binders were shown to be effective means to suppress water and wind erosion thereby preventing a spread of radioactive particles (radionuclides) from contaminated sites.
Recognising the need for swifter crisis response, Anderson devised the concept of an "international rescue organisation" capable of shipping rescue equipment to accident zones in supersonic aircraft.
NAS Oceana is the largest employer in Virginia Beach; it was decreed by the 2005 BRAC Commission that NAS Oceana must close unless the city of Virginia Beach condemns houses in areas designated as "Accident Potential Zones".
No clear pattern by time since the accident and zones was evident partly because of the low number of cases.
Table 10 Reduction in accidents in the zone City % change accidents % change injuries Notes Milan −14.4% −14.2% Accidents within the Ecopass area after first year of operation [7].
ITSs inform drivers about unfavorable and dangerous road conditions such as weather situation, accidents, work zones, and emergencies (e.g., bushfire, flood) to improve road safety and traffic management and to provide value-added services while on the road [2, 3].
"This is not just an accident of time zone, or our language, although both are important.
If no accident or construction zone is nearby, traffic stoppages are often simply categorized as "phantom jams".
