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What is the primary distinction between nominal safety and substantive safety?
Nominal safety is based on crash data while substantive safety is based on design standards
Nominal safety refers to compliance with standards and guidelines while substantive safety refers to actual crash performance
Nominal safety applies to new roads while substantive safety applies to existing roads
Nominal safety is qualitative while substantive safety is always quantitative
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Nominal safety refers to compliance with standards and guidelines while substantive safety refers to actual crash performance
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