This report describes the challenges, practical solutions,
and results from a statewide HSM calibration in Missouri, including lessons
learned from other states such as Kansas, Illinois, and New Hampshire. The
models calibrated included five segment and eight intersection site types, as
well as three freeway segment types that will be part of the next edition of the
HSM. The calibration results indicated that the HSM predicted Missouri crashes
reasonably well, with the exception of a few site types for which it may be
desirable for Missouri to develop its own SPFs.
Title: Calibration of the Highway Safety Manual in Missouri
Published: February 2014
Report number: cmr 14-007
Project number: TR201302
Author(s): Carlos Sun, Henry Brown, Praveen Edara, Boris Claros, and Kyoungmin (Andrew) Nam
Performing organization: University of Missouri-Columbia Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering
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