S2E1 - Rebecca Sanders and Robert Schneider, Fatal Pedestrian Crash Locations and Characteristics

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

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A Study on Traffic Fatalities in the United States

01:53 • 5min

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Are There Patterns in the Increase in Pedestrian Traffic Fatalities?

06:42 • 5min

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Are We Over Designing for Use in Darkness?

12:03 • 3min

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The Increased Distraction Factor

14:46 • 2min

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Is Driver Distraction a Problem or an Issue?

16:37 • 2min

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The Basic Fairness Issue in Tort Law

18:43 • 2min

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Pedestrian Safety: Is There a Moral and Legal Trade-Off?

20:15 • 2min

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We Need to Change Driver Culture

22:29 • 2min

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Is This a Design Problem?

24:27 • 2min

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New York City and Regional Highway Corridors

26:40 • 4min

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What Can We Learn From Places That See Very Few or Zero Pedestrian Deaths?

30:42 • 2min

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I'm Seeing a New Application of Cell Phone Location Tracking Data

32:31 • 2min

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What's the Best Way to Get the Most Out of a Crash Report?

34:36 • 3min

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The MUTCD - What Can You Own?

37:35 • 2min

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How Can We Get People to Care?

39:08 • 2min

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The Pandemic and the Changes in Transportation

40:52 • 3min

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The Parallels Between Dietetics and Traffic Safety

44:05 • 3min

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Are We Kicking Our Butts by the OECD?

46:46 • 3min

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Traffic Safety Messages - Can Behavioral Interventions Be Two Salience Evidence?

49:58 • 3min

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The Sustainable Development Code

52:58 • 3min