Research Paper Pedestrian To Vehicle Crashes

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1) 10 pages research paper about the effects of pedestrian crossing signals on safety and traffic flow.

 Double spaced including tables and figures (6 pages of text minimum).

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 Organization.

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 Site at least 5 reliable sources.

2) Paper Structure – It is important for your paper to be well structured.
 Problem Statement
 Presentation
 Evaluation
 Conclusions

1. The paper will focus on contemporary Transportation challenges and solutions.
2. Information Sources – Information is collected from library/internet sources and also from the local agencies (CALTRANS, SANDAG) and consulting firms. A number of journals available online are an excellent place to start.
3. Paper Structure – It is important for your paper to be well structured. Although each paper will be different, papers usually should have:
a. Problem Statement, including the significance of the problem (some form of statistical figures is encouraged)
b. Presentation of the most important solutions (technologies, results, challenges)
c. Evaluation of the current solutions (some form of an original Summary Table or Chart is encouraged), and discussion on any promising futuristic solutions.
d. Conclusions.
4. Paper Size – The paper should be about ten (10) pages typed double spaced, 12 font (including figures and tables). Six pages of text minimum. Try to be succinct and to the point but be careful not to leave out important information.
5. Paper Grading – The paper’s grade will be based on the following components:
a. Merit (accuracy and completeness of information, wise use of sources, originality) 60%
b. Attractiveness of the presentation (use of pictures, tables; graphics; paper structure) 10%
c. Language (use of English, grammar, spelling) 10%
d. References (depth of the literature review; professional, journal-like format) 20%