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Special issue ICTCT 2015

Transportation Research Part F: Traffic Psychology and Behaviour, ISSN: 1369-8478

The special issue is based on papers submitted to the 28 ICTCT conference in Ashdod, Israel, 29–30 October 2015.

2017 (vol. 46), Part B

Editorial: Road safety as reflected by empirical non-crash data

Åse Svensson
Stijn Daniels
Ralf Risser

Speed-calming measures and their effect on driving speed – Test of a new technique measuring speeds based on GNSS data

Niels Agerholm
Daniel Knudsen
Kajan Variyeswaran

Evaluating the effect of enforcement on speed distributions using probe vehicle data

Hillel Bar-Gera
Edna Schechtman
Oren Musicant

Level of service delivery of public transport and mode choice in Accra, Ghana

Dora Birago
Seth Opoku Mensah
Somesh Sharma

Sharing is (s)caring? Interactions between buses and bicyclists on bus lanes shared with bicyclists

Tim De Ceunynck
Bert Dorleman
Stijn Daniels
Aliaksei Laureshyn
Tom Brijs
Elke Hermans
Geert Wets

Ethnic groups differences in regard to social networks, daily activity patterns, and driving behavior

Wafa Elias
Yoram Shiftan

Understanding cyclist identity and related interaction strategies. A novel approach to traffic research

Elisabeth Füssl
Juliane Haupt

An examination of the influence of crosswalk marking removal on pedestrian safety as reflected in road user behaviours

Victoria Gitelman
Roby Carmel
Fany Pesahov
Shalom Hakkert

Changes in road-user behaviors following the installation of raised pedestrian crosswalks combined with preceding speed humps, on urban arterials

Victoria Gitelman
Roby Carmel
Fany Pesahov
Sarit Chen

Exploring the characteristics of potential and current users of mobility scooters, among older people in Israel

Victoria Gitelman
Fany Pesahov
Roby Carmel
Sarit Chen

An evaluation of speed management measures in Bangladesh based upon alternative accident recording, speed measurements, and DOCTOR traffic conflict observations

A. Richard A. van der Horst
Martijn C. Thierry
Jasper M. Vet
A.K.M. Fazlur Rahman

Design and analysis of semi-controlled studies

Katja Kircher
Olle Eriksson
Åsa Forsman
Anna Vadeby
Christer Ahlstrom

Modeling ratings of in-vehicle alerts to pedestrian by leveraging field operational tests data in a controlled laboratory study

Jan-Erik Källhammer
Kip Smith
Panagiotis Matsangas

Factors underlying bus-related crashes in Hanoi, Vietnam

Quang Ngoc La
Dat Van Duong
Andy H. Lee
Lynn B. Meuleners

Comparison of five bicycle facility designs in signalized intersections using traffic conflict studies

Tanja Kidholm Osmann Madsen
Harry Lahrmann

Screening out accident-prone Iranian drivers: Are their at-fault accidents related to driving behavior?

Abolfazl Mohammadzadeh Moghaddam
Zahra Tabibi
Aliasghar Sadeghi
Esmaeel Ayati
Abolhasan Ghotbi Ravandi

Contextual Design for driving: Developing a trip-planning tool for older adults

Rashmi P. Payyanadan
Madeleine Gibson
Erin Chiou
Mahtab Ghazizadeh
John D. Lee

Traffic conflicts and their contextual factors when riding conventional vs. electric bicycles

Tibor Petzoldt
Katja Schleinitz
Sarah Heilmann
Tina Gehlert

Bicycle fatalities: Trends in crashes with and without motor vehicles in The Netherlands

Paul Schepers
Henk Stipdonk
Rob Methorst
Jake Olivier

Evaluation of the FASIKI traffic safety programme for parents of cycling children

Bettina Schützhofer
Marko Lüftenegger
Günter Knessl
Benjamin Mogel

Analysis of correlations between psychological factors and self-reported behavior of motorcyclists in Malaysia, depending on self-reported usage of different types of motorcycle facility

Nur Sabahiah Abdul Sukor
Ari K.M. Tarigan
Satoshi Fujii

The effects of indicating rear-end collision risk via variable message signs on traffic behaviour

Mohsen Fallah Zavareh
Amir Reza Mamdoohi
Trond Nordfjærn

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