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Simoncic, M. (2001) "Road accidents in Slovenia involving a pedestrian, cyclist or motorcyclist and a car"

Simoncic, M. (2001) "Road accidents in Slovenia involving a pedestrian, cyclist or motorcyclist and a car", Accident Analysis & Prevention, Volume 33, Issue 2, 1 March 2001, Pages 147-156.  Research paper available for purchase from Science Direct
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We analyse the group of road traffic accidents in Slovenia in which a car driver and a pedestrian, cyclist or motorcyclist are involved. At the beginning some basic data are presented from the available database on traffic accidents. The selected group is then analysed by use of the logistic regression method. Based on the obtained results, some guidelines for transport policy action — aimed at decreasing the number of accidents with severe injury or fatality — are identified.