Jun Liu

Assistant Professor

The University of Alabama

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Jun Liu is an Assistant Professor at The University of Alabama. His research focuses on traffic safety, machine learning applications in transportation, and mobility solutions for rural communities. Recent publications include studies on injury severity in police-related traffic incidents, the impact of driver distraction in crashes, and the assessment of charging infrastructure for autonomous vehicles. His work contributes to understanding complex transportation dynamics and developing inclusive frameworks for movement-challenged individuals.

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Qifan Nie

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Wanyun Shao

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University of Nevada

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How do motorists’ pre-crash behaviors contribute to the injury severity of police officers? Using interpretable machine learning to untangle the behavioral pathways in crashes involving police vehicles

The role of emerging mobility solutions in shaping care-seeking behaviors in rural communities: A national survey with stated choice experiment

A machine learning approach to understanding the road and traffic environments of crashes involving driver distraction and inattention (DDI) on rural multilane highways

Toward A Comprehensive Framework for Accessibility Measures for Movement-Challenged Persons

Linking short- and long-term impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on travel behavior and travel preferences in Alabama: A machine learning-supported path analysis

Exploring spatial heterogeneity in factors associated with injury severity in speeding-related crashes: An integrated machine learning and spatial modeling approach

Charging infrastructure assessment for shared autonomous electric vehicles in 374 small and medium-sized urban areas: An agent-based simulation approach

Injury severity of police officers involved in traffic crashes: A spatial analysis of Alabama

Measuring Traffic Speed Change After the Reallocation of Road Space for Cycling: A Data-Driven Analysis for Bogotá

Analysis of first responder-involved traffic incidents by mining news reports

A comparative study of factors associated with motorcycle crash severities under different causal scenarios

Are first responders prepared for electric vehicle fires? A national survey

A latent class multinomial logit analysis of factors associated with pedestrian injury severity of inter-urban highway crashes

The Role of the Built Environment in Emergency Medical Services Delays in Responding to Traffic Crashes

Constructing spatiotemporal driving volatility profiles for connected and automated vehicles in existing highway networks

Heterogeneity assessment in incident duration modelling: Implications for development of practical strategies for small & large scale incidents

Machine learning based real-time prediction of freeway crash risk using crowdsourced probe vehicle data

Pathway analysis of relationships among community development, active travel behavior, body mass index, and self-rated health

From the past to the future: Modeling the temporal instability of safety performance functions

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Qifan Nie

Wanyun Shao

Steven Jones

Shashi Nambisan

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