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Developing a Prototype System for Establishing Passing and No-Passing Zones of Two-Lane Highways (Jul 2024, MPC-24-535)
Ahmed Farid, Zephaniah Connell, James Mock, Suresh Muknahallipatna, and Khaled Ksaibati

Two-lane highways comprise a considerable percentage of the nation's roads. A critical component required in the design of two-lane highways is the passing sight distance (PSD). In cases where it is inadequate, no-passing zones are established. There are multiple techniques employed for measuring the...

Calibration of the Highway Safety Manual's Safety Performance Functions for Rural Two-Lane Highways with Regional Considerations for the Rocky Mountains and Plain Regions (Mar 2018, MPC-18-344)
Mohamed Ahmed and Rameshwor Chalise

Over the last two decades, the use of advanced scientific and data-driven statistical methods has been continuously evolving to reduce the frequency and severity of crashes on our roadways. The American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) Highway Safety Manual (HSM) was...

Accident Prediction Models for Two-Lane Rural Highways (May 1994, MPC-94-32)
K. Kalokota and Prianka Seneviratne

The primary objective of this research was to establish statistically valid mathematical models that can explain the variations in accidents as a function of geometric variables. Engineers and planners will be able to use these models to examine the sensitivity of accident rates to any of the independent...

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