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Work package 5 <strong>Data</strong>base <strong>Glossary</strong><br />

For each event the following variables should be filled in<br />

# Variable Value Notes<br />

V40 Event type<br />

Select which event type occurred <strong>for</strong> event 1.<br />

1 = Non collision<br />

2 = Collision with vehicle<br />

3 = Collision with object not fixed<br />

4 = Collision with fixed object<br />

-999= Unknown<br />

V41 Event detail See TABLE 7 in the appendix <strong>for</strong> ‘Event<br />

Detail’ options<br />

V42 Interacted with Vehicle 1<br />

Vehicle 2<br />

Vehicle 3<br />

……….<br />

……….<br />

Vehicle 17<br />

Not applicable<br />

Unknown<br />

V43 Collision type See TABLE 8 in appendix <strong>for</strong> ‘Collision<br />

type’ options<br />

-777 = Not applicable<br />

-999 = Unknown<br />

An event where the case vehicle does not contact either a fixed, non fixed object or another<br />

vehicle. Examples include; Fire, Ejection <strong>and</strong> rollover.<br />

Coded when the case vehicle collides with another vehicle <strong>of</strong> any type<br />

An event where the case vehicle collides with an object that is not fixed. A non-fixed object<br />

could include an Animal, Vulnerable road user such as a cyclist or pedestrian or an object in<br />

the carriageway such as vehicle debris or fallen cargo.<br />

An event where the case vehicle collides with a rigidly fixed object or piece <strong>of</strong> roadside<br />

furniture. Includes collision objects such as posts/poles, bridges, walls, buildings, trees,<br />

ditches <strong>and</strong> embankments.<br />

Based on your answer <strong>for</strong> event type, select an option <strong>of</strong> detail, describing the event from the<br />

list below.<br />

If event type = collision with vehicle, select the collision partner number from the list.<br />

Based on your selection <strong>for</strong> event type please select details <strong>of</strong> damage area/vehicle<br />

interaction.<br />

For example – Vehicle 1 stops in traffic, vehicle 2 (behind vehicle 1) fails to see this <strong>and</strong> runs<br />

into the back <strong>of</strong> vehicle 1.<br />

For vehicle 1 code rear to front<br />

For vehicle 2 code front to rear<br />

Always code pedestrian as ‘front’<br />

The above fields are repeated 6 times, to enable the sequence <strong>of</strong> events to be listed.<br />

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