Programme
Keynote
ITS
The role of Transport Research Centre in HUMANIST and COST 352 Programme
Karel Schmeidler
Assessment
Developing attitudes to road safety in the course of driving instruction
Heli Antikainen
Intelligent Speed Adaptation, Novice drivers and the Viennese driving test
Christine Turetschek
Accident clustering, theory and practise
Thérèse Steenberghen
Evaluating the benefits of road safety research: the case of Sweden
Rune Elvik
Development of a risk-perception scale applied to flight safety
Diego Moreno Ribas
Attitudes
Perceptions of Brazilian younger about their possibilities to change the traffic
Marina Cuffa
Alessandra Bianchi
Iara Picchioni Thielen
How expensive are traffic casualties and Spain and why they are much cheaper than in other countries (lessons for other developing countries)
Jesús Monclús
Methodological issues
Thirty years of traffic safety research: A personal retrospective of concepts and methods
Herbert Gstalter
Applications of a New Tool in Driver Task Analysis (SAFE)
Wolfgang Fastenmeier
Video-recorded accidents, conflicts and road user behaviour: a step forward in traffic safety research
Richard van der Horst
Perspectives for the use of traffic conflict techniques in Belgium
Marjolein de Jong
Methodological procedures of measuring the effectiveness of road safety information and education measures—results of a systematic review of 36 international studies
Iris Utzmann
Safety strategies
National States, Regions and Local Governments: Association and Competition. How can safety be taken into account in such complexity?
Dominique Fleury
Pedestrians
Accessible and Safer Pedestrian Environment: Four Years of Belgrade Experience
Dragana Bazik
Jelena Stojanovic
Pedestrian Quality Needs: Some data from a mid-size town
Isaac Martin de Diego
Enrique Cabello Pardos
Cristina Conde Vilda
Angel Serrano Sanchez de Leon
Jose Manuel Rubio
Safety effects of roundabouts: influence of the design of bicyclist facilities
Stijn Daniels
Tom Brijs
Erik Nuyts
Geert Wets
Pedestrians’ Quality Needs—progress of a systems approach project
Rob Methorst
Older pedestrian’s safe mobility the year around
Hanna Wennberg
Agneta Ståhl
Christer Hydén
Falls in the outdoor environment among older persons—a tool to predict accessibility?
Agneta Ståhl
Monica Berntman
Poster session
The Focus Group Interview—a qualitative method to assess quality aspects of the traffic systems
Karin Ausserer
Pedestrian Safety and Behaviour in urban areas: Research findings in Thessaloniki Greece
Panos Papaioannou
Socrates Basbas
Evaluation of support to children restraint equipments in Brazilian cars
Alessandra Bianchi
From black spots to grey road sections in road safety management—is it the right way?
Michael Sørensen
The Senior Citizen’s mobility seen from the Expert’s eyes: An application of the SIZE-Interview Method in Spain
Diego Moreno Ribas
Computer Racing Games, Risk-Taking, and Traffic
Jörg Kubitzki
Peter Fischer
Stephanie Guter
Dieter Frey
Automated video analysis for traffic research
Aliaksei Laureshyn
Using the Traffic Conflict Technique for the assesment of risk perception
Damian Amaro Egea Caparrós
Ergonomic basis, opinions and behaviours of aged pedestrians in Campo Grande, Brazil
Reinier Johannes Antonius Rozestraten
Need for revision of the political educational project for diver’s license in Brazil: Exemple: program to overcome driver’s phobia
Felix Pereira
Maria Solange
Traffic safety and traffic injuries in Special Transportation Services—estimating incidence rates and societal costs, using a mixed methods approach
Anders Wretstrand
