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Contextualising Pedestrian Countermeasure Effectiveness in Developing Countries: A Variant iRAP Model with Weighted Risk Adjustment

2025-08-28

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Pedestrian crashes are disproportionately concentrated in developing countries (DCs), where scarce and unreliable crash data limit the calibration of global road safety as-sessment tools. The International Road Assessment Programme (iRAP) provides a globally recognised framework for evaluating pedestrian facilities; however, its coun-termeasure effectiveness (CME) values are derived largely from data from high-inc...

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75411eb4-a1d2-52fd-948a-d0f1a55b042d
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10.20944/preprints202508.2110.v1
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