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In urban areas almost every second injured or killed person in road accidents is registered at intersections. This reveals the particular importance of traffic safety issues at intersections. A key aspect on this topic is the safe design of the traffic infrastructure. At intersections often high numbers of road users coincide driving or walking in different directions. In consequence traffic flow at intersections can be very complex and in some circumstances confusing for the road users. The German Insurers Accident Research already conducted several research projects concerning the traffic safety of intersections.

Inter­sec­ti­ons
23.05.2017

Safety of cycle paths around the peri­me­ter of roun­da­bouts

Inter­sec­ti­ons
23.05.2017

Safety of cycle paths around the peri­me­ter of roun­da­bouts

Com­pact sin­gle-lane roun­da­bouts are among the safest types of inter­sec­tion. But cyclists bene­fit least from this high level of safety.
Inter­sec­ti­ons
26.05.2014

Safe inter­sec­ti­ons for young and old

Inter­sec­ti­ons
26.05.2014

Safe inter­sec­ti­ons for young and old

Child­ren, senior citi­zens and peo­ple with limi­ted mobi­lity are often dis­ad­van­ta­ged and at risk on the roads due to their phy­si­cal and cogni­tive limi­ta­ti­ons, in par­ti­cu­lar when they are on foot or cycling.
Inter­sec­ti­ons
16.05.2013

Dia­go­nal cros­sings

Inter­sec­ti­ons
16.05.2013

Dia­go­nal cros­sings

They are very unu­sual in Ger­many – but more often seen in some other coun­tries: inter­sec­ti­ons at which only pede­strians can cross the road dia­go­nally when they have a green light (dia­go­nal cros­sings).
Inter­sec­ti­ons
16.05.2013

Swit­ching off traf­fic signals over­night - Cost-cut­ting at the expense of safety?

Inter­sec­ti­ons
16.05.2013

Swit­ching off traf­fic signals over­night - Cost-cut­ting at the expense of safety?

Traf­fic signals are used at inter­sec­ti­ons of all kinds whe­re­ver this is necessary in order to con­trol traf­fic flow or to ensure traf­fic safety.
Inter­sec­ti­ons
15.05.2013

Safety at roun­da­bouts in built-up areas

Inter­sec­ti­ons
15.05.2013

Safety at roun­da­bouts in built-up areas

Small roun­da­bouts out­side built-up areas are con­si­de­red to be extre­mely safe traf­fic sys­tems both in Ger­many and abroad. In built-up areas, howe­ver, safety pro­blems can occur, par­ti­cu­larly with bicy­cles.
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