Excess vehicle speed was associated with increased mortality in rear-seated passengers (OR = 1.38, 95% CI 1.23, 1.54) in both unadjusted and adjusted analyses (Table 3).
Excess vehicle speed at the time of the crash significantly increased the odds of dying for rear-seated passengers, possibly due to increased severity of crashes.
This nibbling – known by transport wonks as the "reallocation of road space" – is far from finished, but before-and-after photographs displayed at public consultations for the Connecting Leicester urban plan show that designing cities for cars results in an excess of vehicles.
In reality, these excess 5 vehicles have no choice except to change their departure times which is also studied separately in the literature.
Hence excess (missing) vehicles are removed from (inserted into) the location pattern afterwards.
"We recognize that for passenger and commercial vehicles, excess snow is a hazard," said Brandon Borgna, a spokesman for the trucking group.
In future, companies may develop hybrid models, listing excess capacity (whether vehicles, equipment or office space) on peer-to-peer rental sites.
The reason, he said, is that manufacturers have worked in recent years to cut back their inventories so there isn't as much excess of 2010 vehicles.
Tesla said it was receiving worldwide orders for the Model S in excess of 20,000 vehicles per year.
The comparison was performed based on a unified size of 300 MWh scale energy storage with a discharge rate of 50 MW, while using annualized cost for producing the energy output from the storage system as the metric: electricity fed back onto the grid during peak hours and, in the case of producing excess hydrogen for vehicles, hydrogen.
