Sentence examples for decrease in crash rates from inspiring English sources

Minnesota vehicles equipped with DRLs were associated with a statistically significant decrease in crash rates compared to vehicles without DRLs, model year 1995 or newer, from 1995 to 2002.

In a cohort of 884 older drivers (55 to 94 years old) who attended a classroom program, Nasvadi and Vavrik [ 15] found no significant decrease in crash rates in any age group.

In response, a meta-analysis of 17 studies by Elvik estimated a decrease in crash rate of 10 15% for multi-vehicle crashes and total crash reduction of 3 12% [7].

The purpose of the present study was to examine the most recent data on teenagers' fatal and nonfatal crashes in the United States to determine current crash rates as well as changes in crash rates during the past decade.

In this study, we tested the hypothesis that passenger vehicles in the USA equipped with DRLs are associated with decreased crash rates compared to those without DRLs under "high test" weather (daylight and optimal visibility) and road (dry) conditions.

A positive relative safety benefit represented a decrease in crash potential.

This is evidenced by the VZ toolkit, which provides examples of existing traffic design elements that can improve traffic flow while simultaneously decreasing the injury crash rates.

"We would expect to see a decrease in crashes," said Adrian Lund of the Highway Loss Data Institute.

For example, a 1.9 % decrease in crash-related fatalities was observed in 2011 as compared to 2010.

A closer examination of the crash rates in this table reveals a clear trend; the greater the value of ΔV, the greater the crash rate.

Casualty crash rates had decreased since 2007, although the Royal Automobile Club of Western Australia (RAC) still considered it a risky section of road needing close attention from road authorities.