Collaborative Sciences Center for Road Safety
麻豆精品视频 is a consortium member of the聽, a U.S. Department of Transportation-funded National University Transportation Center led by the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill鈥檚 Highway Safety Research Center. It is one of five national University Transportation Centers聽announced in 2016.
CSCRS unites leading transportation research, planning, public health, data science and engineering programs at 麻豆精品视频, Duke University, University of California-Berkeley and University of Tennessee-Knoxville.聽
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Research Projects
Principal Investigator 鈥� Eric Dumbaugh, FAU
This report examines the state-of-the-practice in Safe Systems. It is divided into two sections. The first examines the concept of Safe Systems, focusing on our emerging understanding of crash causation, as well as how this understanding may be applied to integrate safety considerations into transportation practice in the United States.聽
Principal Investigator 鈥� Eric Dumbaugh, FAU
This study seeks to understand the state-of-the-practice for addressing safety in U.S. cities. It consists of a survey of the 150 largest cities in the U.S., by population size, as well as a focus group of individuals from cities recognized at being the forefront of addressing safety.聽
Principal聽Investigator 鈥� Yanmei Li,聽FAU
This study will examine the moderating role of the built environment on the relationship between crash incidence and socio-economic status.聽
Principal Investigator 鈥� Eric Dumbaugh,聽FAU
This study entails a two-tiered analysis. The first analysis includes a systematic examination of national trends in light rail safety performance.聽
Principal Investigator 鈥� Diana Mitsova, FAU
The goals of this project include defining the distribution of crash risk among subpopulations from within the target population defined as 鈥渕inority鈥� and 鈥渓ower-income鈥澛�
Principal Investigator 鈥� Eric Dumbaugh, FAU
This effort, developed in partnership with the civic innovation firm Urban Impact Lab, seeks to integrate Safe Systems principles with new approaches to grassroots-organizing and civic engagement.聽