Factors Influencing Pedestrian Decisions to Cross Mid-Block and Potential Countermeasures
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Factors Influencing Pedestrian Decisions to Cross Mid-Block and Potential Countermeasures https://vtrc.virginia.gov/media/vtrc/vtrc-pdf/vtrc-pdf/25-R6.pdf KUN XIE, Ph.D. Associate Professor SHERIF ISHAK, Ph.D. Professor GUOCONG ZHAI, Ph.D., Graduate Research Assistant Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Old Dominion University HONG YANG, Ph.D. Associate Professor ZIZHENG YAN Graduate Research Assistant Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Old Dominion University Final Report VTRC 25-R6 Standard Title Page -…
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