Robert Kluger

Assistant Professor

University of Louisville

United States

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Robert Kluger is an Assistant Professor at the University of Louisville, USA. His research primarily focuses on urban mobility, specifically in relation to e-scooters and micromobility, as well as traffic safety and emergency vehicle protocols. Recent articles highlight his work on queue estimation models for emergency vehicle preemption and the integration of data from various sources to analyze motor vehicle crashes and outcomes.

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Reginald Souleyrette

Commonwealth Professor and past chair

University of Kentucky

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Abolfazl Karimpour

Assistant Professor

State University of New York Polytechnic Institute

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Milos Mladenovic

Associate Professor

Aalto University

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Aalto University

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Articles (12)

Estimating an e-scooter origin-destination model leveraging Yelp POI data for enhanced urban mobility insights

Developing a Shockwave-Based Queue Estimation Model to Quantify the Disruption Created by Emergency Vehicle Preemption on Arterial Cross Streets

A systematic review and meta-analysis of data linkage between motor vehicle crash and hospital-based datasets

A lane-changing behaviour algorithm for connected and autonomous vehicles to facilitate emergency vehicle movements on urban arterials in microsimulation

Data linkage for crash outcome assessment: Linking police-reported crashes, emergency response data, and trauma registry records

Traffic sensor data-based assessment of speed feedback signs

Do EMS times associate with injury severity?

E-scooters and sustainability: Investigating the relationship between the density of E-scooter trips and characteristics of sustainable urban development

Effects of speed feedback signs and law enforcement on driver speed

Factors influencing shared micromobility services: An analysis of e-scooters and bikeshare

Spatial analysis of shared e-scooter trips

Where have shared e-scooters taken us so far? A review of mobility patterns, usage frequency, and personas

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Reginald Souleyrette

Abolfazl Karimpour

Milos Mladenovic

Samira Dibaj

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