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2.2.2.7  Bayesian ordered probit, mixed generalized ordered logit and mixed ordered 14

                      2.2.2.8  Markov switching multinomial logit .................................................................................... 14
                      2.2.2.9     Sequential logit and probit models ....................................................................................... 14
                      2.2.2.10  Artificial Neural Networks (ANNs) ....................................................................................... 15

                  2.3   Heavy Vehicle Crash and Injury Severity ......................................................................................... 15
                  2.4   Intersection and Mid-block Crashes ................................................................................................... 17

                  2.5   Influence of Neighbourhood Social and Economic Characteristics on Crashes ............... 19
                  2.6    Limitations of the Existing Literature ................................................................................................ 20

                  2.7   Summary ........................................................................................................................................................ 21
               Chapter 3     Differences in single heavy-vehicle crashes at intersections and mid-block ..... 22

                  3.1   Introduction ................................................................................................................................................. 22

                  3.2    Methods .......................................................................................................................................................... 23
                    3.2.1    Data ........................................................................................................................................................ 23

                    3.2.2    Binary Logit Model ........................................................................................................................... 26
                    3.2.3    Random Parameter Logit (Mixed Logit Model) ................................................................... 27

                  3.3.    Results and Discussions .......................................................................................................................... 29
                  3.5    Conclusions ................................................................................................................................................... 33

               Chapter 4 The influence of neighbourhood socio-demographic characteristics on injury ...... 35

               severity in heavy-vehicle crashes ............................................................................................. 35

                  4.1   Introduction ................................................................................................................................................. 35
                  4.2   Methods .......................................................................................................................................................... 36
                    4.2.1    Data ........................................................................................................................................................ 36

                    4.2.2    Multinomial Logit Model ............................................................................................................... 43

                    4.2.3    Random Parameter Logit (Mixed Logit Model) ................................................................... 44
                  4.3.   Results and Discussion............................................................................................................................. 46
                    4.3.1    Road Users' Residential Neighbourhood Characteristics ................................................ 57

                    4.3.2    Crash Location Neighbourhood Characteristics .................................................................. 58
                    4.3.3    Control variables ............................................................................................................................... 58

                  4.4   Conclusions ................................................................................................................................................... 60
               Chapter 5     Injury severity in angle crashes involving heavy vehicles................................. 62

                  5.1   Introduction ................................................................................................................................................. 62

                  5.2   Methods .......................................................................................................................................................... 63
                    5.2.1    Data ........................................................................................................................................................ 63

                    5.2.2    Binary Logit Model ........................................................................................................................... 67

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