Instructions: Indicate the type of non-motorist involved in the crash. Definition: The type of person involved in a crash. A non-motorist is any person other than a motorist, and includes: A person on foot. A person walking, running, jogging, hiking, sitting or lying within the trafficway or on private property, etc. Persons in buildings A…
DetailsInstructions: Select the road conditions that potentially contributed to the crash. Definition: Apparent environmental or roadway conditions which may have contributed to the crash. Rationale: This element is important for identifying the existence of unusual conditions that can be useful for determining the need for additional traffic control devices or geometric improvements. It is also…
DetailsInstructions: Select the characteristic that best describes the event that caused the first harm to the vehicle/occupants. Definition: The first injury or damage-producing event that characterizes the crash type. Rationale: This element is needed for uniformity in reported motor vehicle crash statistics, understanding crash causation, and identifying possible crash avoidance countermeasures. For analytic purposes it…
DetailsInstructions: Select the appropriate characteristic that best describes the location of the first harmful event. Definition: The location of the first harmful event as it relates to its position within or outside the trafficway. Rationale: This element is important for identifying highway geometric deficiencies. Code Attribute Definition Example 1 Roadway The part of a trafficway…
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