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Nebraska DOT - Predictive Analysis Configuration

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Written by Lauren Miller
Updated over a week ago

The Predictive Analysis application facilitates creating, managing, evaluating, and updating an agency’s Safety Performance Functions (SPFs) in an easily accessible interface.

Segments: Predictive Attributes

The following outlines Nebraska’s chosen predictive attributes used to generate Optimal Fit SPF groupings for segments:

Rural/Urban City Limits

  • Rural

  • Urban

Number of Lanes

  • 2-Lane

  • Multi-Lane

One-Way/Two-Way

  • One-Way

  • Two-Way

Interstate/Expressway/Other Roadway

  • Expressway

  • Interstate

  • Other Roadway

Surfaced Shoulder

  • With Surfaced Shoulder

  • Without Surfaced Shoulder

Requirements for Optimal Fit Creation

  • Minimum Crashes: 100

  • Minimum Segments: 50

Intersections: Predictive Attributes

The following outlines Nebraska’s chosen predictive attributes used to generate Optimal Fit SPF groupings for intersections:

Number of Legs

  • 2-Leg

  • 3-Leg

  • 4-Leg

  • 5-Leg

  • 6-Leg

  • 7-Leg

  • 8-Leg

  • 9-Leg

  • 10-Leg

Rural/Urban City Limits

  • Rural

  • Urban

Major-Leg National Functional Class

  • Local Roadway

  • Major Collector

  • Minor Arterial

  • Minor Collector

  • Other Principal Arterial

Requirements for Optimal Fit Creation

  • Minimum Crashes: 100

  • Minimum Segments: 50

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