Instructions: Identify the driver’s license class as indicated on the license. Definition: A unique set of alphanumeric characters assigned by the authorizing agent issuing a driver license to the individual. Rationale: This information is mandated by FMCSA for commercial drivers. This element is critical for providing linkage between the crash and driver license files at…
DetailsInstructions: Indicate the non-motorist’s condition at the time of the crash based on verbal or physical evidence and not on speculation alone. Definition: Any relevant condition of the individual (motorist or non-motorist) that is directly related to the crash. Rationale: This element is important for evaluating the effect that fatigue, medications/alcohol/drugs, or other conditions have…
DetailsInstructions: Identify the vulnerable user’s location at the time of the crash. Definition: The location of the vulnerable user with respect to the trafficway at the time of crash. Rationale: By the collecting the location of the vulnerable user at the time of crash, this element is important for developing effective roadway design and operation,…
DetailsInstructions: Indicate the actions made by the vulnerable user just prior to the crash based on verbal or physical evidence, but not on speculation alone. Definition: The action of the vulnerable user immediately prior to the crash and an indication of whether the vulnerable user was walking/cycling to/from school. Rationale: By collecting the actions and…
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