Traffic Safety Proceedings 2011 book
Publisher: University of Dammam
Published: December 2011
Place of publication: Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 384
Description: First edition
Table of contents: title: Table of Contents; title: THEME I: Traffic safety engineering; title: EFFECTS OF ROAD GEOMETRY, DRIVER’S BEHAVIOR AND VISIBILITY ON RISK OF VEHICULAR COLLISION IN MERGING FREEWAY RAMPS IN SAUDI ARABIA 2; title: Khalid Takafi1, Jobair B. Alam2 and Abdulrahem H. Al-Zahrani 3 ....................................................................................2; title: INCREASING EFFECTIVENESS OF ROAD SAFETY INTERVENTIONS – AN OPERATIONAL MODEL FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRIES 10; title: Muhammad Adnan1, Mir Shabbar Ali2, Adnan Qadir3 and Mr Sheeraz Khawaja4 ........................................................10; title: ASSESSMENT OF THE IMPACT OF ROADSIDE ENVIRONMENT FOR SPEED PERCEPTION ON JAZAN HIGHWAYS: PILOT STUDY 24; title: Wael M. ElDessouki1, Muhammad Mubaraki2 ....................................................................................................................24; title: EFFECT OF STREET PATTERN ON THE SEVERITY OF YOUNGER DRIVER INVOLVED CRASHES: ARE POLICY DECISIONS SENSITIVE TO DIFFERENT MODELING METHODOLOGY? 36; title: Dr. Shakil Mohammad Rifaat1 .............................................................................................................................................36; title: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE VISUAL IMPACT OF ROADWAYS 52; title: M. Salim Ferwati1, Rafee I. Hakky2 .....................................................................................................................................52; title: SAFER ROAD FOR RURAL COMMUNITIES OF BANGLADESH: A CASE STUDY 68; title: Momin Mozibul Haque Shamaji1 .........................................................................................................................................68; title: NATIONAL MANUALS FOR TRAFFIC ENGINEERING STUDIES: 84; title: CURRENT STATUS 84; title: Nedal Tarout1, Dr Hamad Al-Abdulwahab2 .........................................................................................................................84; title: TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS INVOLVING FEMALE COLLEGE STUDENTS TRAVELING IN RURAL AREAS IN SAUDI ARABIA : INVESTIGATION AND ANALYSIS 96; title: Hasan M. Al-Ahmadi 1, Nedal Ratrout 2, Mohammad Al-Sughaiyer3, Khalaf. Al-Ofi4, and Husain Mutlaq5 ................96; title: THEME II: Traffic enforcement (Management and control of traffic system) 111; title: EXAMINING ATTITUDES TOWARDS SAFE SPEED TO PROTECT PEDESTRIANS 112; title: Zuhair Ebrahim1, Hamid Nikraz2 ..........................................................................................................................................112; title: EFFECT OF USING THE MOBILE PHONE ON DRIVING 126; title: Colonel Dr. Ali Al-Rashidi 1 ..................................................................................................................................................126; title: REASONS BEHIND NONE USE OF THE PAVEMENT BY PEDESTRIANS 136; title: Boudrifa Hamou1, Elahcene Hamza2 ..................................................................................................................................136; title: A FRAMEWORK FOR DEVELOPING AN INTELLIGENT COMPUTATIONAL REAL-TIME VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENT MODEL FOR EFFICIENT CROWD MANAGEMENT IN HAJJ (PILOT CASE: NAFRAH OF PILGRIMS FROM ARAFAT) 150; title: Rabee M. Reffat1 ...................................................................................................................................................................150; title: THEME III: planning and strategies 163; title: THEME III-1: Long term strategies 163; title: STARTEGIC LONG TERM TRAFFIC SAFETY PLANNING 164; title: EVOLVING TOWARD SAFER TRANSPORT SYSTEM 164; title: Mohamed Esmael1, Kazuo Nishi2, Kuniaki Sasaki3 ...........................................................................................................164; title: ESTIMATING THE VOLUME OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS IN THE GULF COOPERATION COUNCIL (GCC) AND WAYS TO ADDRESS THEM AND THE ROLE OF THE SHURA COUNCIL 176; title: Abdel Jalil seif1 .......................................................................................................................................................................176; title: TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS IN SAUDI ARABIA: STUDY AND ANALYSIS 184; title: HASAN M. Al-Ahmadi 1 ........................................................................................................................................................184; title: CHARACTERISTICS, ROAD SAFETY MANAGEMENT AND PREDICTION OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENT CASUALTIES IN SUDAN USING STATISTICAL MODELING AND ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORKS 194; title: Galal Ali1 , Awadalla Tayfour 2 .............................................................................................................................................194; title: NATIONAL STRATEGIC PLAN FOR TRAFFIC SAFETY 208; title: A. D. Abdul-Rahman bin Ibrahim Abd Al Alee1 ..................................................................................................................208; title: THEME III-2: transportation systems’ analysis and regional networks 237; title: INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS AND ITS’ ROLE IN PLANNING REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION NETWORKS IN EGYPT .......................................................................................................................................................238; title: Dr Ahmad Najeeb Alqadi1 ....................................................................................................................................................238; title: THE ROLE OF INTELLIGENT TRANSPORT SYSTEMS IN THE TREATMENT OF TRANSPORT PROBLEMS AND TRAFFIC SAFETY AND ITS APPLICATION IN TRANSPORT NETWORKS PLAN , IN GREATER CAIRO REGION URBAN DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY - EGYPT 250; title: Mahmoud Fouad Mahmoud 1 ...............................................................................................................................................250; title: URBAN ADMINSTARTION AND ADMINISTRATING TRANSPORTATION IN CITIES CASE STUDY: MSILA CITY, ALGERIA 268; title: Khalaaf bouJemaa1 ...............................................................................................................................................................268; title: URBAN PLANNING AND TRAFFIC IN ALGERIA, THE PROBLEM AND SOLUTIONS 276; title: Fawzi Boudaqqa1 ..................................................................................................................................................................276; title: ROAD TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS IN JORDAN: PREDICTION AND POTENTIAL COUNTERMEASURES 292; title: Khair Jadaan1, Reham Mustafa2 and Hana Naghawi3 ......................................................................................................292; title: THEME III-3: Traffic solutions within Urban context 301; title: ANALYSING THE SEVERITY AND FREQUENCY OF TRAFFIC CRASHES IN RIYADH CITY USING STATISTICAL MODELS 302; title: Saleh Altwaijri1, Mohammed Quddus2, Abigail Bristow3 ...................................................................................................302; title: PROSPECTIVE MOBILITY IN THE FUTURE DIGITAL CITY 316; title: Houria Ariane1 ........................................................................................................................................................................316; title: TERRITORIAL VULNERABILITY AND ITS RELATION WITH MOBILITY AND TRAFFIC INFRASTRUCTURE 326; title: Rihab Hadji1, Abd Esselem Demdoum2, Basma DifAllah3, Abderrahmane Boumazbeur4 ...........................................326; title: IMPROVEMENT OF URBAN ROAD LAYOUT AND ROAD SAFETY: TOWARDS PEDESTRIAN-FRIENDLY STREETS - CORNICHE OF ALEXANDRIA AS A CASE STUDY 340; title: Mohamed Atef Elhamy1 ........................................................................................................................................................340; title: THEME III-4: Backup dimensions: health, education and knowledge 355; title: ROLE OF A LONG TERM ACUTE CARE CENTRE IN PROVIDING MEDICAL CARE TO ACCIDENT VICTIMS 356; title: Dr. Emad Shalaby1, Ihab El Sammanoudi2 .........................................................................................................................356; title: LEGAL KNOWLEDGE AMONG DRIVERS 364; title: IN THE KINGDOM OF BAHRAIN 364; title: Reem Akbari1 ..................................................................................................................................................................364; title: THE DEVELOPMENT OF "TRAFFIC SAFETY" COURSE FOR UNIVERSITY STUDENTS 370; title: Ibrahim Asi1 and Abed Alqabi2 .............................................................................................................................................370