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Building ChinaRAP Tiejun, Zhang ; Smith, Greg ; Chengcheng, Tang ; Daoyue, Peng ; Guohua, Shen

By: Contributor(s): Publication details: Linköping VTI, 2013Description: 9 s, CDISBN:
  • 9789163729737
Subject(s): Online resources: In: Proceedings of the 16th International Conference Road Safety on Four Continents: Beijing, China. 15-17 May 2013Bibl.nr: VTI 2013.0031Location: VTI, Ex 1: RefNotes: Konferens: Road safety on four continents: 16th international conference, 2013, Beijing, China Abstract: In recent years, China has reported that as a result of systematic road safety initiatives, including those identified in the National Road Safety Action Plan, road trauma statistics have improved. One recent road safety initiative is ChinaRAP (China Road Assessment Program). The first phase of ‘Building ChinaRAP’ project was primarily designed to test the feasibility of drawing on both iRAP and RIOH expertise and knowledge for assessments in China. The project involved road surveys, recording of road infrastructure attributes, collection of supporting data (such as speeds) and risk assessments. This paper summarizes the results of the pilot assessment of one particularly high-priority road. Overall, the first phase of Building ChinaRAP found that both the iRAP model and the RIOH models produce meaning and complementary results for China. In particular, meaningful results were produced for various road classes and road user types.
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Konferens: Road safety on four continents: 16th international conference, 2013, Beijing, China

In recent years, China has reported that as a result of systematic road safety initiatives, including those identified in the National Road Safety Action Plan, road trauma statistics have improved. One recent road safety initiative is ChinaRAP (China Road Assessment Program). The first phase of ‘Building ChinaRAP’ project was primarily designed to test the feasibility of drawing on both iRAP and RIOH expertise and knowledge for assessments in China. The project involved road surveys, recording of road infrastructure attributes, collection of supporting data (such as speeds) and risk assessments. This paper summarizes the results of the pilot assessment of one particularly high-priority road. Overall, the first phase of Building ChinaRAP found that both the iRAP model and the RIOH models produce meaning and complementary results for China. In particular, meaningful results were produced for various road classes and road user types.