The Mathematical Modelling of the Road Safety Equipment’s Market Penetration

Barbara Monika BEKE¹, Tibor SIPOS¹ and Adam TOROK^1,

¹Department of Transport Technology and Transport Economics, Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary

Cite this paper:
Barbara Monika BEKE, Tibor SIPOS and Adam TOROK. The Mathematical Modelling of the Road Safety Equipment’s Market Penetration. American Journal of Vehicle Design. 2014; 2(1):1-6. doi: 10.12691/ajvd-2-1-1

Abstract

The aim of this paper is to theoretically investigate the interaction between fatal road accidents and the road safety equipment’s market penetration. The basis of analysis is the modernization of passenger cars and the analysis of market penetration. The hypothesis of the authors that need to be proven by tools of mathematical statistics is that the growing market penetration of safety equipment can lead to safer environment and less fatal accidents.

Keywords:
passive and active road safety mathematic modelling statistical analysis market penetration

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