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Title: Lithuanian Experience of Implementation of Roundabouts: the Research of Accidents, Operation and Efficiency
Authors: Skrodenis, Egidijus
Vingrys, Saulius
Pashkevich, Maria
Keywords: road traffic safety
modern roundabouts
accidents
operation of roundabouts
roundabouts efficiency
Turbo roundabouts
Issue Date: 2011
Publisher: Vilniaus Gedimino technikos universitetas
Citation: Skrodenis, E.; Vingrys, S.; Pashkevich, M. 2011. Lithuanian Experience of Implementation of Roundabouts: the Research of Accidents, Operation and Efficiency, in The 8th International Conference “Environmental Engineering”: Selected papers. Ed. by D. Čygas, K. D. Froehner, May 19–20, 2011 Vilnius, Lithuania. Vilnius: Technika, 980–985.
Abstract: In the past decade, Lithuania had one of the worst statistics in road traffic safety in comparison to other European Union countries. The implementation of roundabouts in most dangerous intersections was a key element that brought about many promising and positive results in this field. Since 1998, when the first modern roundabout was built in Lithuania, around 40 more of these engineering structures have been constructed. Although it has been justified as a safe solution; there is still considerable scope for improvement. For this reason the data of accidents, design mistakes, construction flaws and operation problems have been researched and collected. This article concentrates on improving characteristics of roundabouts, making them more adequate for Lithuanian weather conditions and driving mentality.
URI: http://dspace1.vgtu.lt/handle/1/1339
ISBN: 978-9955-28-831-2
ISSN: 2029-7106 print
2029-7092 online
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