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Title:Primerjalna analiza prometnih nesreč voznikov enoslednih motornih vozil v urbanem in ruralnem okolju
Authors:ID Kramljak, Aljaž (Author)
ID Šraml, Matjaž (Mentor) More about this mentor... New window
ID Gruden, Chiara (Comentor)
Files:.pdf VS_Kramljak_Aljaz_2025.pdf (4,21 MB)
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Language:Slovenian
Work type:Bachelor thesis/paper
Typology:2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:FGPA - Faculty of Civil Engineering, Transportation Engineering and Architecture
Abstract:Zaključno delo obravnava prometno varnost voznikov enoslednih motornih vozil v urbanem in ruralnem okolju. Namen raziskave je bil analizirati razlike med obema okoljema ter ugotoviti ključne dejavnike, ki vplivajo na nastanek prometnih nesreč motoristov. Analiza je temeljila na podatkih Javne agencije RS za varnost prometa za obdobje 2019–2023, dopolnjena pa je bila z anketno raziskavo med 94 vozniki motornih koles in mopedov. Rezultati statistične analize kažejo, da se 66,9 % nesreč zgodi v urbanem okolju, a so posledice v ruralnem praviloma hujše. Pomembna ugotovitev je, da so motoristi povzročitelji v povprečno 60 % prometnih nesreč, največ pa jih prihaja iz starostne skupine 35–54 let, ki predstavlja tudi najštevilčnejšo skupino aktivnih motoristov. Najpogostejši vzrok za nastanek prometne nesreče je neprilagojena hitrost, med tipi nesreč pa prevladujeta prevrnitev z vozilom in bočna trčenja. Anketna raziskava je pokazala, da se motoristi večinoma počutijo varneje v ruralnem okolju, kjer pa kot glavna tveganja izpostavljajo visoke hitrosti, slabo kakovost cest in živali na cesti. V urbanem okolju so najpogosteje omenjeni gost promet, nepregledna križišča in nepozornost drugih udeležencev. Kot najnevarnejše napake drugih voznikov so navedli uporabo telefona, neupoštevanje prednosti in zavijanje brez smernika. Analiza navad motoristov glede zaščitne opreme je pokazala, da večina voznikov v ruralnem okolju opremo uporablja dosledno, v urbanem pa je ta delež precej nižji. Kljub temu skoraj polovica motoristov priznava, da so vsaj občasno opustili zaščitno opremo zaradi vročine ali neudobja. Vidnost v prometu ostaja problem, saj večina uporablja temno opremo brez odsevnih elementov. Na podlagi ugotovitev so podani predlogi ukrepov za izboljšanje prometne varnosti motoristov. Ti vključujejo boljše vzdrževanje in načrtovanje cestne infrastrukture, večjo prometno kulturo in strpnost udeležencev, strožji nadzor nad kršitvami ter dodatna usposabljanja in preventivne kampanje.
Keywords:enosledna motorna vozila, prometne nesreče, prometna varnost, urbano okolje, ruralno okolje
Place of publishing:Maribor
Publisher:[A. Kramljak]
Year of publishing:2025
PID:20.500.12556/DKUM-94808 New window
UDC:656.186.081(043.2)
COBISS.SI-ID:251527939 New window
Publication date in DKUM:09.09.2025
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Licensing start date:27.08.2025

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Language:English
Title:Comparative analysis of powered-two-wheelers traffic accidents in urban and rural environments
Abstract:The thesis addresses the issue of road safety of powered two-wheeler (PTW) riders in urban and rural environments. The purpose of the research was to analyse the differences between both environments and to identify the key factors influencing the occurrence of motorcycle accidents. The analysis was based on data from the Slovenian Traffic Safety Agency (AVP) for the period 2019–2023 and was complemented by a survey conducted among 94 motorcycle and moped riders. The results of the statistical analysis show that 66.9% of accidents occur in urban areas, but the consequences are usually more severe in rural areas. An important finding is that motorcyclists are responsible for an average of 60% of accidents, with the highest proportion of offenders coming from the 35–54 age group, which also represents the largest share of active riders. The most common cause of accidents is inappropriate speed, while the most frequent types of accidents are vehicle overturning and side collisions. The survey revealed that riders generally feel safer in rural areas, where they most often perceive high speeds, poor road quality, and the presence of animals on the road as the main risks. In urban areas, the most frequently mentioned dangers are heavy traffic, blind intersections, and the inattentiveness of other road users. The most dangerous mistakes by other drivers were identified as mobile phone use, failure to yield, and turning without indicators. The analysis of riders’ habits regarding protective equipment showed that most use full gear consistently in rural areas, while this share is significantly lower in urban areas. Nevertheless, almost half of the respondents admitted that they occasionally omitted protective equipment due to heat or discomfort. Visibility also remains a problem, as the majority use dark gear without reflective elements. Based on the findings, several measures are proposed to improve motorcycle safety. These include better maintenance and planning of road infrastructure, stronger traffic culture and tolerance among road users, stricter enforcement of violations, and additional training and preventive campaigns.
Keywords:powered two-wheelers, traffic accidents, road safety, urban environment, rural environment


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