Sentence examples for lower crash from inspiring English sources

Previous studies have shown that natural landscapes can effectively lower crash rates and cause less frustration and stress to the driver.

The observed lower crash risk in our study may result from protective steps to limit driving among older adults diagnosed with dementia.

Mr. Williams pointed to a more recent study sponsored by the institute, in which Daniel Mayhew and Herb Simpson of the Traffic Injury Research Foundation of Canada surveyed international studies and concluded that "driver education and training do not lead to lower crash involvement, compared with other ways of learning to drive".

Furthermore, the study results showed that traffic volume, tunnel length, proportion of heavy trucks, curvature, and pavement rutting were associated with higher frequencies of traffic crashes, while the distance to the tunnel wall, distance to the adjacent tunnel, distress ratio, International Roughness Index (IRI), and friction coefficient were associated with lower crash frequencies.

Further, results strongly support the safety benefits of guardrails as evidenced by the lower crash rates and severities.

Vehicles that collided with other vehicles showed lower crash rate in vehicles with standard DRLs compared to those without DRLs.

They tend to own cars which are older and have lower crash-test ratings.

These individuals are more likely to die on the road partly because they own older vehicles that lack advanced safety features and have lower crash-test ratings.

One glitch drew gasps: a large architectural flat being lowered crashed down on a fireplace being wheeled across stage.

In earlier analyses of our study, bicycle-specific infrastructure was found to have lower injury crash risk than major streets without such infrastructure, 17 but the current analysis indicates that if a crash did occur, injury severity was similar.

The net nationwide benefit from increased academic performance and lower car crash rates would reach $9.3 billion a year, equivalent to the annual revenue of Major League Baseball.