Which document defines road safety using an evidence-based framework that distinguishes between nominal and substantive safety?
Rsp Foundations Of Road Safety
Question · Easy
How do nominal and substantive road safety differ?
Foundations of Road Safety
Flashcard
What is the primary distinction between nominal safety and substantive safety?
___ matrix that crosses human, vehicle and roadway factors with the periods before, during and after a collision.
Foundations
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Exam Orientation and Preparation
RSP1 Exam, Eligibility, and Certification
Study guide
Cheat sheet
The Safe System approach is built on which fundamental principle?
Read the clue and guess the term in 6 tries.
Game
How is the Haddon Matrix structured, and why is it used in road safety?
Which of the following is NOT one of the traditional '4 E's' of road safety?
___ System approach that treats deaths and serious injuries as unacceptable and shares responsibility among road designers, vehicle makers, users and post-crash carers.
Haddon's Matrix is a tool used in road safety to analyze crashes along which two dimensions?
Which six principles appear in FHWA’s Safe System presentation?
Vision Zero originated in which country?
Reference first published in 2010 that supplies collision prediction models and treatment guidance for streets.
Preparing Across the Five RSP1 Domains
Which of the following best describes the concept of 'regression to the mean' in road safety analysis?
Rsp Measuring Safety
Question · Medium
Swap tiles to line up three of the same term.
Term Match
What are the five complementary elements (objectives) of the USDOT Safe System Approach?
What is the purpose of the Empirical Bayes (EB) method in road safety analysis?
Acronym for the group that includes pedestrians and cyclists, whose collisions may be infrequent and appear random in crash records.
Safety Performance Functions (SPFs) typically express crash frequency as a function of which primary variables?
How do Vision Zero, Toward Zero Deaths (TZD), and the Safe System Approach relate to one another?
The KABCO injury severity scale classifies injuries into which five categories?
Statistical equation that estimates a site's normal collision frequency from traffic volume and roadway traits.
Measurement methods
Foundations: Definitions, Evidence, and Standards
Road Safety Definitions and the Public Health Burden
What is a Crash Modification Factor (CMF) of 0.75 for a specific countermeasure interpreted to mean?
Rsp Solving Safety Problems
Flip two cards at a time to find matching terms.
Term Pairs
What does the Swiss Cheese Model illustrate about layered road safety protection?
Which federal program provides formula funding to states specifically for highway safety improvement projects?
Rsp Implementing Road Safety Programs
Multiplier that estimates how a treatment changes the expected number of collisions at a site.
A Strategic Highway Safety Plan (SHSP) is required by federal law and must include which key element?
Why does impact speed have a disproportionate effect on crash severity and Vulnerable Road User (VRU) survival?
Which of the following road user groups is classified as a 'vulnerable road user' (VRU)?
Rsp Human Factors And Road Safety
Five-level police scale that ranks crash injuries from most to least severe.
Evaluating Road Safety Literature and Information
What is the relationship between vehicle speed and pedestrian fatality risk?
Find five hidden terms in a grid of letters.
Term Search
What are the traditional '4 E's' of road safety, and how have modern frameworks expanded them?
Impaired driving crashes are most commonly associated with which substance?
Complete national record of motor-vehicle crashes that end in a death, covering the 50 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico.
Which of the following is an example of a systemic approach to road safety, as opposed to a hot-spot (reactive) approach?
Why does NHTSA’s historical 94% driver-related critical-reason finding not assign 94% of crash causation to drivers?
Road Safety Audits (RSAs) should ideally be conducted at which project stages?
Measurement, expressed in grams per deciliter, used to define impairment at .08 or higher.
Human factors
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