Search Results - Traffic collision

The correlation between final feelings and ungulate vehicle collisions by Hedvall, Victor

Effect of conventional bridges on deer-vehicle accidents by Alves, Bruno

Subjects: “…deer-vehicle collisions…”

Identifying blackspots of wildlife collisions on the Swedish railroad by Willebrand, Sofia

“…The number of wildlife collisions on the Swedish railroads is increasing at a rate unmatched by the development of wildlife populations and expansion of the railroad traffic. …”

Road and landscape features affecting the aggregation of ungulate vehicle collisions in southern Sweden by Sjölund, Magnus

“…Ungulate-vehicle collisions (UVC) are increasing in Sweden and raises concern to traffic safety, socio-economics and wildlife management. …”
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De antropogena hoten mot valhajen (Rhincodon typus) by Damm, Josefin

The road and landscape features affecting the occurrence of ungulate-vehicle hotspots in Sweden by Chibwe, Bwalya

“…European ungulate populations are increasing both in number and distributional range, resulting in more ungulate-vehicle collisions (UVC). These UVC cause socio-economic losses and are a growing problem in Sweden. …”
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Från cykelväg till cykelstråk : förslagna riktlinjer som bör beaktas vid cykelstråksutredningar by Petersson, Emelie

A risk analysis of moose close to roads by Stigsdotter, Anneli

“…For many decades the increase in traffic volume, expansion of highways and infrastructure has lead to an increase of wildlife vehicle collisions which are unfortunately very common in many countries today. …”
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Manatee (Trichechus manatus manatus) Watching Swallow Caye,Belize by Sánchez C., Esther N.

“…This includes the increased high-speed boat traffic that causes injuries or even death from collisions, the loss of suitable habitat, which is a result of the tourism development projects, pollution and harassments among others. …”
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Klövvilt- och fordonskollisioner by Riikonen, Marielle

“…The expansion of the road network and the rise of traffic volume, as well as the growth in the population size of many ungulate species leads to an increase of ungulate-related accidents. …”
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Relationship between moose (Alces alces) home range size and crossing wildlife fences by Sjöberg, Jerk

“…Wildlife fences are today commonly used along highways to reduce the risk of vehicle collisions with wildlife. Since traffic and roads have expanded over the years, wildlife behaviour has become more interesting not only for the prevention of vehicle collisions but also to understand how human activities impact their natural habitats. …”