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Safety in numbers is the hypothesis that, by being part of a large physical group or mass, an individual is less likely to be the victim of a mishap, accident, attack, or other bad event.
Learn the meaning and usage of the idiom there's safety in numbers, which means being part of a group makes you less likely to be harmed. See examples, synonyms, translations and related words.
1. Aug. 2019 · Safety-in-numbers denotes the tendency for the number of accidents to increase less than in proportion to traffic volume. This paper updates a meta-analysis of estimates of safety-in-numbers published in 2017 (Elvik and Bjørnskau, Safety Science, 92, 274–282). Nearly all studies find safety-in-numbers, but the numerical estimates ...
- Rune Elvik, Rahul Goel
- 2019
1. Feb. 2017 · There is safety-in-numbers if the number of accidents increases less than proportionally to traffic volume (for motor vehicles, pedestrians and cyclists). All studies reviewed in the paper are multivariate accident prediction models, estimating regression coefficients that show how the number of accidents depends on the conflicting ...
- Rune Elvik, Torkel Bjørnskau
- 2017
Unter RadverkehrsexpertInnen ist dies schon länger als “Safety in Numbers”-Effekt bekannt. Je sichtbarer Radfahrer im Straßenverkehr sind, desto weniger Unfälle passieren. Dies zeigt auch ein umfassender Bericht der OECD zu internationalen Trends in Radnutzung und Sicherheit.
1. Aug. 2019 · Safety-in-numbers denotes the tendency for the number of accidents to increase less than in proportion to traffic volume. This paper updates a meta-analysis of estimates of...
1. Jan. 2023 · There is “direct” evidence for safety-in-numbers when the coefficient associated with active mode volume is negative (safety improves as volume increases) or when it is smaller than one (safety decreases at a lower rate compared to the rate of increase in active mode volume).
