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Author:Garber, Nicholas J.

Publisher:Garber, Nicholas J.

Chapter2: Transportation Systems And Organizations

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1 The estimated average cost of a single fatal accident. A__2.3 million B__55,000 C__353,000 D__23 million 2 Make a full stop before passing an intersections. A__TRUE B__FALSE 3 It measures the accident rate per 100k population. A__Accidents B__Accident rate per registered vehicles C__Accident rate per population D__All of the above 4 It measures the accident rate based on the total kilometers of travel. A__Accidents B__Accident rate per intersections C__Accident rate per road sections D__Sag Vertical Curve 5 It measures accident rate which considers traffic volume AADT. A__Accidents B__Accident rate per road sections C__Accident rate per intersections D__None of the above 6. From the year 2000 which location shows the highest rate or number of accidents involving fatalities? A__Intersection B__Bridge C__Roadway D__Shoulder E__Service Road 7 What is…
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