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Analysis of factors influencing severity of truck turning traffic accidents based on ordered Logit model

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To comprehensively analyze the factors influencing the severity of truck turning traffic accidents, we selected data from 283 such accidents in Tianjin from 2010 to 2013. The severity of accidents was taken as the dependent variable, while 13 potential influencing factors were selected as independent variables, covering truck driver factors, vehicle factors, road factors, environmental factors, and accident factors. An ordered Logit model was constructed, and combined with marginal effect estimation to analyze the impact of each significant variable on accident severity. The research results demonstrate that, at a 95% confidence level, factors such as drunk driving, vehicle U-turning, whether the struck vehicle is a motor vehicle, road segment type, time of accident occurrence, accident location, side collision accidents, and rollover accidents are significantly correlated with accident severity. This study provides important reference for transportation management departments to propose measures aimed at improving truck driving safety, reducing the incidence of truck turning traffic accidents, and mitigating their severity.

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      CAIBDA '24: Proceedings of the 2024 4th International Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Big Data and Algorithms
      June 2024
      1206 pages
      ISBN:9798400710247
      DOI:10.1145/3690407
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      1. Accident severity
      2. Ordered Logit model
      3. Traffic accident
      4. Truck

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