Vision zero for traffic fatalities and serious injuries—research questions and challenges

Warsaw, Poland
Local organizers: Piotr Olszewski
Special issue
A selection of the conference papers was published as a special issue of Transactions on Transport Sciences (2020, vol. 11 issue 2).
Social media
The conference used hashtags #ictct and #ictct2019warsaw for the posts in social media.
Programme
Keynotes
Attitudes & behaviour (drowsiness)
Testing the convergent- and predictive validity of a belief-based scale for attitude towards personal safety on public bus/minibus for long-distance trips in Ghana: A SEM analysis
Enoch F. Sam
How long it takes to the first drowsiness state: an exploratory analysis
Sónia Soares
António Lobo
The estimation of drowsiness under different conditions based on behaviour observations from a simulator study
Clemens Kaufmann
Driver inattention: differences between professional and non-professional drivers
António Couto
The problem of sharing road space by conventional and autonomous vehicles – safety aspects
Ireneusz Celiński
Benchmarking adverse weather effects on road casualty in 7 urban areas of Poland
Ruth Bergel-Hayat
Identification of conditions and definition of strategic goals of national and regional road safety programs in Poland for the
coming decade
Kazimierz Jamroz
Vulnerable road users
Risk assessment of pedestrian and cyclist falls in snowy and icy conditions
Martin Bärwolff
Identification of factors affecting cyclist fatalities using association analysis
Paweł Włodarek
Analysis of drivers’ eye movements ahead of pedestrian crossings: the case study of Olomouc
Anton Pashkevich
Methods and results of road safety inspection of a high number of unsignalised pedestrian crossings
Tomasz Mackun
Pedestrians’ emotions in traffic interactions: expectations towards automated vehicles
Anja Katharina Huemer
Vehicle drivers, pedestrians and cyclists on roundabouts in terms of road traffic safety – case study from Upper Silesian and
Masovian Voivodeships
Elżbieta Macioszek
Detecting atypical motion behaviour of pedestrians for early awareness of potential safety-critical situations
Hagen Saul
Understanding pedestrian-vehicle encounters at unsignalised pedestrian crossings
Paweł Dąbkowski
Speed
Exploring speeds of young e-cyclists in urban areas; an observational study from Israel
Wafa Elias
Special session: Surrogate Measures of Safety
Investigating a proactive approach for bicyclists safety by using GPS data
Sylwia Pogodzinska
Safety of roundabouts with mixed traffic: a video analysis of cyclist behaviour
Giulia Pulvirenti
Probability based severity of conflicts using bivariate Extreme Value models
Attila Borsos
On-board data collection and road safety diagnosis
Claire Naude
Cycling safety assessment based on user opinion and traffic conflict data
Giuseppina Pappalardo
A Novel Deceleration Based Surrogate Safety Indicator Considering Reaction Time and Constant Initial Acceleration
Eszter Kalló
A real-time multi-sensor trajectory estimation for adaptive nudging of individual drivers
Adrian Fazekas
The use of aeromobile platforms to evaluate selected interactions between road users
Artur Ryś
Crashes
The simulation of potential crashes as a new safety performance conflict-based indicator
Vincenzo Pasquale Giofrè
Safe roadside as an indispensable element of Vision Zero’s on Polish roads
Marcin Budzynski
The Effects of Driving Lesson for Elderly Drivers – from the Viewpoint of Compensation Driving
Yasuhiro Mimura
Infrastructure
Can an automatic alarm sound at railway level crossings reduce trespassing? A pilot study
Tim De Ceunynck