Glossary of Data Variables for Fatal and accident causation ... - ERSO

# Variable Value Notes
R62 Pedestrian Facility
Work package 5 Database Glossary
Code the type of pedestrian crossing facility that was either being used at the accident scene
or in close vicinity of the accident scene.
R63 Cycle facilities
1 = None Present
2 = Desire line only
3 = Refuge
4 = Drop kerb only
5 = Pedestrian crossing without traffic control
6 = Pedestrian crossing with traffic control
7 = Footbridge
8 = Subway
-888 = Other
-999 = Unknown
1 = None
2 = Advanced cycle lane separated by
kerbing
3 = Cycle lane on footway
4 = Cycle lane separated by road markings
5 = Cycle (toucan) crossing
No pedestrian facility
No official pedestrian facility present but there is evidence (such as mud tracks) that the area
is used by pedestrians.
An area in the middle of the road that pedestrians can use to aid crossing
A section of the kerb is lowered to aid transition from pathway to road.
Any roadway infrastructure that spans the width of the roadway, which is not accompanied
by traffic lights eg Zebra crossing.
Any roadway infrastructure that spans the width of the roadway, which is accompanied by
traffic lights, eg. Pelican crossing
A walkway created to pass over the top of the roadway
A walkway created to pass under the roadway
Code the type of cycle facility that was either being used at the accident scene or in close
vicinity of the accident scene.
No cycle facility
The cycle lane is at the same level as the roadway but there is a physical divider.
The cycle lane is on a higher level compared to the carriageway.
The cycle lane is on the same level as the carriageway and only separated by road
markings.
A crossing where pedestrians and cyclists share a wide and unsegregated crossing area.
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