Recent Publications:
- Essam Dabbour (2023). "Work Ahead: The pitfalls of temporary work zones”. Good Roads Quarterly, Ontario, Canada, September 2023. Click here to download the article.
- Essam Dabbour and Jason Young (2022). “When little liability incurs huge costs: Setting the thin white line of municipal liability”. Good Roads Quarterly, Ontario, Canada, October 2022. Click here to download the article.
- Essam Dabbour and Harshvir Singh (2021). “Your Decision to Invest in a Modern Vehicle May Save Your Life”. WP Magazine, Canada, May 2021. Click here to download the article.
- Essam Dabbour and Alberto Martinez (2020). “The Science and Fiction of Autonomous Vehicles”. WP Magazine, Canada, June 2020. Click here to download the article.
- Essam Dabbour and Said Easa (2021). “Revised method for calculating departure sight distance at Two-Way Stop-Controlled (TWSC) intersections”. Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board, Washington D.C., USA. Click here to view the article.
- Essam Dabbour, Said Easa, and Olaa Dabbour (2020). “Minimum lengths of acceleration lanes based on actual driver behavior and vehicle capabilities”. Journal of Transportation Engineering, Part A: Systems, American Society of Civil Engineers, USA. Click here to view the article.
- Essam Dabbour, Olaa Dabbour, and Alberto Martinez (2020). “Temporal stability of the factors related to the severity of drivers’ injuries in rear-end collisions”. Accident Analysis & Prevention, USA. Click here to view the article.
- Essam Dabbour and Abdallah Badran (2020). “Understanding how drivers are injured in rear-end collisions”. European Transport, Italy. Click here to view the article.
- Essam Dabbour, Murtaza Haider, Said Easa, and Thomas Philip (2019). "Investigating temporal stability of risk externalities in traffic collisions". Journal of Transportation Safety & Security, USA. Click here to view the article.
- Essam Dabbour (2017). “Analyzing temporal trends of the factors that increase the risk of rollover in single-vehicle collisions”. Journal of Transportation Safety & Security, USA. Click here to view the article.