Traffic safety management—tackling the problems in urban areas and at other hot spots
27–28 October 2011
Warsaw, Poland
Local organizer: Ilona Butler
The conference was organized in close co-operation with Motor Transport Institute.
Programme
ITS
Alcohol Ignition Interlocks: Using Anti-Drunk Driving Technology to Manage Traffic Safety
Ward Vanlaar
The use of different IVT-systems—results from focus group interviews from the EU-project INTERACTION
Clemens Kaufmann
Special session
Issues getting increasing importance
Accessibility instruments in urban transport planning in Krakow and other cities in Poland
Sabina Pulawska
Traffic safety: behaviours and education
Abdel El-Hairy
Traffic safety: behaviours and education
Approaches to generalising knowledge about the effects of road safety measures
Rune Elvik
Assessing the impact of road safety policy measures at the regional level: modelling approach and application
Stijn Daniels
Defining and implementing ‘good practice’ in urban road safety management, with particular focus on policies promoting pedestrian quality need
Nicole Muhlrad
In town/on the road without a car
Because I am your RED! Pedestrian safety at signalised (streetcar) crossings
Christoph Hupfer
To kindergarten without car—a safe way
Karin Ausserer
Random forests in the evaluation of threat for pedestrian accidents in towns
Marzena Nowakowska
Risk & safety assessments
Detection of Dangerous Drivers using the Empathizing-Systemizing theory and the measurement of Driver’s Visual Attention Capabilities with Real-time UFOV Method
Mikio Danno
Collection of micro-level safety and efficiency indicators with automated video analysis
Åse Svensson
Development of a system to collect data of property damage traffic accident locations
Eric Ernits
A Typological Analysis of Accidents in Chile
Francisco Fresard
Risk based approach to road safety management systems
Kazimierz Jamroz
