Does elderly safety matter? Associations between built environments and pedestrian crashes in Seoul, Korea

•Examining effects of built environments on elderly pedestrian crashes.•Comparing impacts of built environments between all-age and elderly groups.•Exploring how the impacts vary across neighborhoods stratified by housing price.•Using a negative binomial regression with a spatial autocorrelation cor...

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Published in:	Accident analysis and prevention 2020-09, Vol.144, p.105621, Article 105621
Main Authors:	Lee, Sugie, Yoon, Junho, Woo, Ayoung
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Subjects:	Accidents, Traffic - mortality Aged Built Environment - statistics & numerical data Built environments Economic heterogeneity Elderly pedestrian Female Humans Male Negative binomial regression Pedestrians - statistics & numerical data Residence Characteristics - classification Risk Assessment Seoul - epidemiology Spatial Analysis Traffic accident Wounds and Injuries - epidemiology
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