The evaluation utilised in-depth accident reports collected by the road accident investigation teams during the period 2001 2003.
An even more important motivation for the evaluation was the possibility of utilising in-depth accident reports collected by road accident investigation teams.
In the Motorcycle Accident In-Depth Study, or MAIDS [29], in-depth accident data covering 921 motorcycle accidents in five European countries suggested that some 60% of motorcycle accidents involve collisions with passenger cars exactly the types of collisions that the Powered Two-Wheeler On-coming Information System aims to prevent.
Further in-depth accident investigation is suggested to cover the activity of the victim prior to the accident, any involved product, the location of the accident on the escalator, any medical treatment, what went wrong, opinion of the respondent on the causes of the accident, and personal characteristics of the passengers.
In-depth accident studies assess the consequences of lack of use of safety devices and the need to develop new ones.
In-depth analysis of accident-related data between Finland and Sweden was based on the availability of detailed disaggregate data.
Railways minister Sheng Guangzu ordered an in-depth investigation of the accident.
The physical protection method is suggested by defense-in-depth constraints and severe accident countermeasures.
The group is currently pushing the New York Police Department to conduct more in-depth investigations of car accidents involving pedestrians and cyclists, part of a larger effort to slow traffic and bring the hammer down on speeding or negligent drivers — all with the goal of reducing traffic fatalities to zero.
To complement the study, a second part was designed to deepen the insight into underlying factors, as well as the relevant organisational conditions; this complementary part comprised an in-depth analysis of 30 accidents, carried out in the field by visiting several enterprises of the sector and conducting interviews with the injured people and their managers.
Video surveillance provides several benefits as opposed to in person observations, such as: non-biased and accurate accident data; in-depth analysis; observations possible not in real-time; observer not exposed to risks; undisturbed work activity; possibility of longer observation periods.
