Accident Case Studies

Similar documents
Fortegnelse over uheldssituationer. Annex 1. List of accident situations

Traffic signs used, including signs giving orders, warning signs, direction signs, information signs and road works signs.

Crossroads. Inside of Left Bend. Crossroads on Dual Carriageway. Crossroads Ahead at Dual Carrageway. Merging and Diverging Traffic

Road Safety Factsheet

Pass your Driving Test with confidence

RAA Member Panel. Roundabout Road Rules

1. Places where one road meets or crosses another are called intersections. F

Answers to Quick Quiz Pupil Handout Pack 1

Cycling Safety Review. (April 2017)

MODULE 1 ROAD SAFETY QUIZ - KEYS4LIFE ONLINE

Speed Control & Limits

Proposed: Temporary Traffic Management Design Guidance

Highway Code for Cyclists Operation Close-Pass

Driver Education Ch. 4: Safe Driving Rules & Regulations. Ms. Marx

Why do you think the chances of a collision are greater at an intersection than at any other point on the roadway?

Scientific Analysis of Road Traffic Accidents. Requirements and Training Needs. Saving Lives through Accident Research

Review of Collision Sites. Presented by: Forbes Vigors Date: 24 th Sep 2012 Venue: Engineers Ireland, Clyde Road

Regulatory traffic signs

Parental Responsibilities

Module 5: Navigating Roadways

Ch Driving on Expressways. Characteristics of Expressway Driving. Expressway. Types of Expressways. Why do they have fewer collisions?

How To Read Road Signs - Roundabouts

Draft Report: Traffic Crashes in the Denver Region

Birmingham City Council

Introduction Methodology Study area and data collection Results and recommendation Conclusion References

Controlled. Semi-Controlled PAGE 01 CHAPTER 12 INTERSECTIONS

Identify the letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.

INTERSECTION DESIGN. Bicycle Facility Workshop Intersections 4-1

Motorways (autobahns) Abandoned motorway projects. New roads schemes according to the 2030 Federal Transport Infrastructure Plan

Motorcycle Roadcraft Questions

M6 J7 Rushall Canal: Essential Repair Work Briefing


California DMV Test. Mark the correct answers. 1. The intersection has a stop sign. Where should you first stop?

Sharing the Road Together. Drivers and Cyclists

Harris Driving School. Crossroads

Crossrail Driver Information Pack. Crossing the Capital Connecting the UK

DRIVER S LICENCE HANDBOOK

ROAD SIGNS IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC.

VRU Safety & Traffic Calming Measures in Urban & Rural Areas

R O A D S A F E T Y E D U C A T I O N

Smart earners. Your Smart Route to Safe Driving... g s. Book Two. Road Skills. FREE e-book from DriverActive Visit

Safe System approach A beckoning perspective for children

Sharing the Road Together: Drivers and Cyclists

CHECKLIST 2: PRELIMINARY DESIGN STAGE AUDIT

Roundabouts vs. All- Way Stop-Controlled Intersections

Chapter 7 Intersection Design

Napier City road trauma for Napier City. Road casualties Estimated social cost of crashes* Major road safety issues.

Roundabouts A Case Study and Brief Overview

Signalization and Safety. A Study of the Safety Effects of Signalizing Intersections on Colorado State Highways

SLOUGH Stage 3 Road Safety Audit of A4 London Road, M4 J5 to Sutton Lane

Appendix A Type of Traffic Calming Measures Engineering Solutions

Intersection Improvement: Sturgeon Road, Silver Avenue and Murray Park Road Roundabout. Welcome. Public Information Session

Road Safety. Inspections

Vermont Permit Test Flash Cards

Sample questions from the Alertness and Attitude units of the Driving Theory syllabus. Alertness and Attitude

Sharing the Road. with Pedestrians Edition. A guide for drivers and pedestrians published by the Arizona Department of Transportation

Homework Module 7.01 Drivers Manual Study Questions

Montana Teen Driver Education and Training. Module 3.3. Mixing with Traffic. Montana Teen Driver Curriculum

On foot. Remember. Respect. Think ahead. and by bicycle

Immediate Fail Items In VORTest Immediate Fail Items:

Chapter Twenty-eight SIGHT DISTANCE BUREAU OF LOCAL ROADS AND STREETS MANUAL

Safety culture in Europe: Characteristics of successful programs

Mill Hill Broadway Capacity Improvement

DART Bus Crash Analysis. typical scenarios associated with selected crash types

Road Traffic Signs in Germany

20 meters beyond the circulating part of the roundabout. Includes pedestrian and

6.4.2 Capacity of Two-Way Intersections-HCM Method

Introduction Before you can begin to learn to drive you must make sure you have a valid provisional driving licence and are physically fit.

RAILWAY LEVEL CROSSING CHECKLIST Road Safety Review of Railway Crossings

California DMV Test. Mark the correct answers

Audit No. RSA Stage 1 Road Safety Audit Bermuda Park, Nuneaton Getting West Nuneaton Moving: Bermuda Connection

Florida Class E Knowledge Exam Road Rules Practice Questions

* BLACK TRIANGLES Correct Answer. * RED TRIANGLES Red / blue circles. * BLUE RECTANGLES Explanation

SH3 Waitara to Bell Block

The Easy Way To Pass Your Driving Test

Video Review: Signs, Signals and Markings Video Review 4.1

Lesson #13. Review: Lesson #12 Destination: Washington (Business and Residential)

Road Diets and Roundabouts

We will also cover topics including sharing the road with: Emergency vehicles; Pedestrians; and Animals.

ROUNDABOUTS AND SAFETY--

Ohio Share the Road Driver s s Education Unit

BICYCLE RULES OF THE ROAD

ETMS ADVISORY BOOKLET 1 GUIDANCE NOTES FOR ROAD CLOSURES AND DIVERSIONS

TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT PLAN

Pedestrian Safety HANDBOOK

NRA New Divided Road Types: Type 2 and Type 3 Dual-carriageways

Characteristics of. Entering & Exiting High Speed Considerations

Truck accidents. Rikke Rysgaard Danish Road Traffic Accident Investigation Board

ITARDA INFORMATION. No.128. Special feature

Designing for Pedestrian Safety

Making the Roads of the West Midlands Safer

Unit Five : Driving In Neighborhoods

laws AnD rules of the road ight-of-way rules General Information Respect Respecting respect Pedestrians Important:

Group Riding Tips. Planning the Ride

CHECKLIST 6: EXISTING ROADS: ROAD SAFETY AUDIT

Alberta. Traffic Collision Statistics. Office of Traffic Safety Transportation Services Division May 2017

Defensive Driving: I Could See It Coming. Training Manual

Intersection Safety 6/7/2015 INTERSECTIONS. Five basic elements should be considered in intersection design. Intersection Safety (continued)

Pedestrians & Pedestrian Crossings

Drivers Responsibilities to Pedestrians

Transcription:

Accident Case Studies Study Practise PASS!

Contents 1. Head on at crossroad 2. Corner cut flash crash 3. Roundabout truck crash 4. T-junction signal crash 5. Y-junction crash 6. Mini-roundabout crash 7. Blind junction crash 8. Dual-carriageway crash 9. Road-works crash 10. Single car fatality 11. Roundabout emerge crash 12. Right turn crash 13. Crossroad flash crash Study Practise PASS!

Whiteboard

1. Head on at crossroad This picture shows a head on collision The black car was turning right, the green car intending to follow the road straight ahead.. STOP Who do you think was to blame and what caused the collision? Why might the driver of the green car be to blame? Why might the driver of the black car be to blame? Are there any other things that might cause a crash like this to happen?

2. Corner cut flash crash This picture shows frontal collision at a junction The red car flashed his headlights to give way to the green car which was turning right from the road on the right. The black car pulled out in front of the green car. Why might the driver of the black car be to blame? Why might the driver of the green car be to blame? Why might the driver of the red car be to blame? Are there any other things that might cause a crash like this to happen?

3. Roundabout truck crash This picture shows side impact crash at a roundabout. The truck was not showing a signal. The car was heading for the 4th exit in the right hand lane. 11 12 1 10 2 9 3 4 8 7 6 5 Why might the driver of the green car be to blame? Why might the driver of the truck be to blame? How could this crash have been avoided? What other situations are there where a crash like this could happen?

4. T-junction signal crash This picture shows side impact crash at T junction The green car was showing a clear left turn signal but did not intend to turn left.! BANG Why might the driver of the green car be to blame? Why might the driver of the black car be to blame? Was the driver of the yellow car an innocent victim? How could this crash have been avoided? What other situations are there where a crash like this could happen?

5. Y-junction crash This picture shows a side impact crash at Y junction The black car was showing a clear right turn signal. Why might the driver of the yellow car be to blame? Why might the driver of the black car be to blame? Was the driver of the black car an innocent victim? How could this crash have been avoided? What other situations are there where a crash like this could happen?! t The pa h y the taken b black c ar STOP BANG

6. Mini-roundabout crash This picture shows a front-side impact crash at a mini roundabout The yellow car was showing a clear right turn signal. Why might the driver of the yellow car be to blame? Why might the driver of the other car be to blame? Was the driver of the green car an innocent victim? How could this crash have been avoided? What other situations are there where a crash like this could happen?

7. Blind junction crash This picture shows a front impact crash at a T-junction The green car was emerging to turn right through a gap in stationary traffic. Why might the driver of the green car be to blame? Why might the driver of the blue car be to blame? How might the driver of car B have escaped the accident? How could this crash have been avoided? What other situations are there where a crash like this could happen?! BANG B

8. Dual-carriageway crash This picture shows a multiple crash near a dual-carriagway slip road The green and pink cars were entering the dual-carriageway - all of the other traffic was already on the dualcarriageway. Note: that there is more than one crash. Why might the pink car on the slip road be to blame for the crashes?! BANG Why might the first truck driver be to blame? Were the car drivers in lane two innocent victims? How could each of these separate crashes have been avoided? What other situations are there where a crash like this could happen?

9. Road-works crash This picture shows a crash on a bend with temporary traffic lights The red and green cars were stopped at a red light at road works when the blue car crashed. How might the driver of the red car avoided this accident? What other options did the driver of the blue car have? What was the main cause of the accident? Looking at the diagram - at the moment that the crash happens - what is likely to happen next?

10. Single car fatality Fast round corners? Dead easy... The car has hit a tree - these accidents are often fatal for the driver and passengers... What time of day is this most likely to happen? What might have caused the driver to lose control? Could inexperience play a part in this sort of crash? How might passengers have contributed to the crash? What could passengers do to help prevent an crash like this?

11. Roundabout emerge crash No so merry go round This type of crash is quite common and can lead to severe whiplash injury and possible fatalities resulting from neck injuries.. 11 12 1 10 2 9 3 4 8 7 5 6! C! H C N RU Is there any time of day when this type of crash is more likely to happen? CH N U CR Why might the driver of the black car have failed to stop? Could inexperience play a part in this type of accident? What caused the second accident? Where might similar crashes happen? What could passengers do to help

12. Right turn crash This picture shows a side impact crash at a junction The blue car was indicating to turn right as it approached the junction on the right. The black car was overtaking the traffic queue. Why might the driver of the black car be to blame? Does the driver of the blue car have any responsibility for the crash? Could the other drivers have done anything to prevent the crash? What type of vehicle (other than cars) would be particularly vulnerable in this kind of crash? What would the consequences be if the black car was a heavy goods vehicle?

13. Crossroad flash crash This picture shows a side impact crash at a crossroad The blue car was indicating to turn right as it approached the junction on the right. It was travelling at a safe speed as it passed the standing traffic. The green car in the traffic queue left the junction clear and flashed the second green car to emerge.! G N BA Why might the driver of green car in the queue car be to blame? What could the driver of the right turning blue car done to have avoided the crash? What do you think the driver of the emerging car was doing to cause the crash? How would you avoid being involved a situation like this?