Assessment of road safety performance based on Entropy-RSR model
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Road safety performance; Policymaking; Decision-making; Southeast Asia; Entropy; RSR.Abstract
This paper develops a hybrid decision-making model, Entropy-RSR, for benchmarking road safety for Southeast Asian countries at the regional level. This model generates ranking and grouping of the countries, which provides policymakers and practitioners with a valuable tool for policymaking and decision-making in road safety management.
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