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Risk prediction model of passenger car following behavior under truck movement interruption of two-lane highway in mountainous area
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    • Risk prediction model of passenger car following behavior under truck movement interruption of two-lane highway in mountainous area

    • “In the field of mountain road safety, experts have constructed a risk prediction model for small passenger cars following under the obstruction of truck movement based on drone data, with an accuracy rate of 96.9%, opening up a new direction for research on mountain road safety.”
    • Journal of Jilin University(Engineering and Technology Edition)   Vol. 54, Issue 5, Pages: 1323-1331(2024)
    • 作者机构：

      1.昆明理工大学 交通工程学院，昆明 650504

      2.云南省现代物流工程研究中心，昆明 650604

    • DOI：10.13229/j.cnki.jdxbgxb.20220744    

      CLC： U491.31

    • Received：03 September 2022，

      Published：01 May 2024

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  • JI Xiao-feng,XU Ying-hao,PU Yong-ming,et al.Risk prediction model of passenger car following behavior under truck movement interruption of two-lane highway in mountainous area[J].Journal of Jilin University(Engineering and Technology Edition),2024,54(05):1323-1331. DOI： 10.13229/j.cnki.jdxbgxb.20220744.

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