Aug 2026· IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environment· Vol 1652· 0 citations· 16 references
Physics
Abstract
Traffic accidents are one of the major problems in the transportation sector, posing significant risks to road users’ safety. Jember City, as one of the activity centers in East Java, has a high level of mobility that potentially contributes to an increased number of traffic accidents. This study aims to identify and map accident-prone areas (black spots) in Jember City using the Z-Score method and the Equivalent Accident Number (EAN). The data used include the number of accidents, fatalities, serious injuries, and minor injuries obtained from relevant agencies. The analysis was carried out by calculating the EAN to determine accident severity levels and applying the Z-Score method to classify locations based on their accident-prone levels. The results indicate that several locations fall into high, medium, and low-risk categories, mostly concentrated along Jember’s main road corridors. This mapping is expected to serve as a basis for local governments and stakeholders in formulating road safety policies, traffic engineering planning, and accident prevention programs in the future.
Objective: This study aims to explore the problems related to the current design of the city of Al-Diwaniyah-Iraq, address the problems it faces of road deficiencies and traffic crashes, and find alternative solutions to them. Method: The program (ArcMap 10.8.2 and ArcGIS pro-3.0.2) and aerial photos were used from the...
Sawsan A. AL-Omrani, H. Zubaidi· Journal for Technology and S...· 0 citations
Vehicular accidents continue to pose a serious threat to public safety, economic stability, and transportation
management in the Philippines, particularly in rapidly urbanizing cities such as Balanga City, Bataan. This study aimed to
determine the rates of vehicular accidents on highways and municipal roads in the City...
Alexis James A. Macapagal, Alexis Kent C. Soriano, John Michael L. Menor et al.· International Journal of Inn...· 0 citations
This article presents a geospatial model for identifying and assessing the risk of hazardous locations in the road network, developed to predict traffic safety hazards in areas with complex infrastructure where traditional methods, such as the Highway Safety Manual, are insufficient. The objective of the study was to d...
Mariusz Rychlicki, Z. Kasprzyk· Applied Sciences· 0 citations
Road safety in mountainous tourist areas is a critical concern due to winding, steep terrain and heavy tourist traffic. This study develops a road safety assessment model for access routes to Mount Bromo, integrating blackspot analysis, driver perception, and system dynamics modeling. A quantitative, evaluative design...
Dita Amuliya Ramadhani, M. L. Siregar, Andyka Kusuma· Journal of Infrastructure an...· 0 citations
OBJECTIVES
Identifying the hotspots is crucial to prevent the hazardous effects of Road Traffic Accidents (RTAs). This research based on the significant current and future hotspots and temporal patterns of the RTAs of two years (2022-2023) by integrating the GIS tools with statistical analysis, investigates and reveals...
Abdullah Munif, Shoaib Khalid, Fariha Zameer et al.· Traffic Injury Prevention· 0 citations
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