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.
Happy holiday season
We wish you all a joyful holiday season filled with peace, happiness, and time spent with loved ones.
Dr. Dabbour will continue to work remotely during the holiday season. Please feel free to contact us for a complimentary preliminary review of your personal injury case.