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Nordic Traffic Safety Academy

Theories and research methods in Road Traffic Safety Science

6–7 May 2019

Espoo, Finland

Local organisers: Anne Silla, Milos Mladenovic

The seminar was held in close co-operation with the VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Ltd and Aalto University.

Exploring driver and operator behaviour models in the context of automated driving

Pirkko Rämä

Collision avoidance strategies: test-track vs. driving simulator

Esko Lehtonen
Christian-Nils Boda
Marco Dozza

Automation – improving safety?

Merja Penttinen
Juha Luoma
Johannes Mesimäki

Higher education of transport safety – recognising key issues for future graduates

Markus Pöllänen

Scenario method incorporated in large surveys: an independent sample approach

Igor Radun

Planning and design implications from traffic safety evaluation for tramway systems

Ulla Saari

Modelling crash frequencies by collision type: an emphasis on over-dispersion

Mehdi Hosseinpour

Matched case-control study to estimate the effects of traffic lane and shoulder width on the accident risk

Petr Pokorny
Kelly Pitera

Safety effect of fixed speed cameras on state roads in Estonia

Maria Pashkevich
Erik Ernits

Identification of traffic conflicts using the Delphi method

Tanja K. O. Madsen

How humans perceive the severity of traffic events?

Oksana Yastremska
Aliaksei Laureshyn

Pedestrian safety during wintertime – prevention of single pedestrian injuries

Glenn Berggård

Cycling under the influence of alcohol – who and why?

Mathias Vestgård
Trude Tørset
Petr Pokorny

The relationship between daily traffic and daily encounters, a micro-simulation study

Carmelo D’Agostino