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Contributing factors to the severity of crash injury and vehicle damage involving Japanese lightweight vehicles (K-car): Considering unobserved heterogeneity
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• Random parameter bivariate models with mean heterogeneity analyzed lightweight vehicle crash outcomes. • Two drivers' injury severities are negatively correlated, indicating a zero-sum energy transfer. • A decoupling effect between injury and vehicle damage attests to modern passive safety designs. • Environmental factors worsen injuries, while road geometry incompatibilities drive vehicle damage.
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