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Programme
Keynote speech
Chair: Enoch F. Sam
Albert M Abane
Department of Geography and Regional Planning, University of Cape Coast
Albert M Abane is a retired Professor of Transport Geography. He is a former Head of the Department of Geography and Regional Planning, Vice-Dean and Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences, former Director of the Consultancy Unit and founding Director of the Directorate of Research, Innovation and Consultancy, all of the University of Cape Coast, Ghana.
Professor Abane has trained several M.Phil and Ph.D. students who are now senior members and staff in many of the tertiary institutions and industries/services in and outside the country. He has also partnered with colleagues in England, Norway, the USA, Malawi, South Africa and Ghana to implement research projects, including transport and mobility challenges and mobile phones and livelihoods of children. Professor Abane continues to support his Department, but part-time.
Poster session
Chair: Stijn Daniels
Causal factors of bus crashes in Ghana
Ababio-Donkor Augustus
Aboagye Marcos
Charles Anum Adams
An Observational Study of Motorcyclists’ Red-light Behaviour at Signalized Intersections in Accra Metropolis, Ghana
Thomas Ojo
Clifford Amoako
Jefferson Ikediuba
Augustus Ababio-Donkor
Charles Anum Adams
Gifty Adom-Asamoah
Unsafe driving in Nigeria, what is and what solutions can be applied
Iniakpokeikiye Peter Thompson
Ehud Reiter
Dewei Yi
Travel Pattern and Safety among the Elderly in Ojo Lagos, Nigeria
Christy Oshikomaiya
Segun Alawa
Ibraheem Abdul-Azeez
Adetoyese Oguntimehin
Victoria Dada
Exploration of motorcyclists’ red-light running and helmet use at signalized intersections in Ghana
Mercy Lorlonyo Amegah
Emmanuel Kofi Adanu
Thomas Kolawole Ojo
Shaibu Bukari
Road safety management organization in Nigeria, measures and analysis of constraints
Abiola Fagbenro
Victoria Dada
Analyzing and Modeling Risk Exposure of Pedestrian Children to Involvement in Car Crashes
Wafa Elias
Session 1: Public transport
Chair: Christine Chaloupka
Enhancing urban traffic safety in Africa with bus rapid transport (BRT): The dynamics of road users, vehicles, and built infrastructure
Dominic Afful
John Kwame Boateng
Temporal analysis of bus crashes in Ghana
Aboagye Marcos
Ababio-Donkor Augustus
Charles Adams
Williams Ackaah
Larley Joshua
Developing a simplified model for safety management system in African transport companies
Tor-Olav Nævestad
Enoch F. Sam
Jenny Blom
Vibeke Milch
Session 2: Post-crash and injuries
Chair: Attila Borsos
Geospatial analysis of injury severity on major roads in Ghana (2005-2020): Implications for targeted injury prevention and control initiatives
Aldina Mesic
James Damsere-Derry
Stephen Mooney
Adam Gyedu
Charles Mock
Caryl Feldacker
Angela Kitali
Joshua Larley
Bradley H. Wagenaar
Daniel Hardy Wuaku
Ernest Ekuban
Maxwell Osei-Ampofo
Irene Opoku
Barclay Stewart
Describing Geospatial Access to Trauma Care after Road Crash in Ghana: A Key Step Toward Improving Post-Crash Care through Targeted Capacity Development
Manal Jmaileh
Aldina Mesic
James Damsere-Derry
Adam Gyedu
Mamadou Tounkara
Angela Kitali
Maxwell Osei-Ampofo
Daniel Hardy Wuaku
Ernest Ekuban
Ahmed Nuhu Zakariah
Yaw Osae
Christiana Achena Boatema
Charles Mock
Barclay Stewart
Injury-severity analysis of intercity bus crashes in Ghana: A random parameters multinomial logit with heterogeneity in means and variances approach
James Damsere-Derry
Emmanuel Kofi Adanu
Thomas K Ojo
Enoch F. Sam
Session 3: Society and individuals
Chair: Wafa Elias
Gap Analysis on Existing Training Provision and Capability in Road Infrastructure Safety in Tanzania
Jaqueline Masaki
Paradox of the Motorist as a Biological Organism in a Developing Country’s Traffic Safety
Nana Kwame Nsiah-Achampong
Isaac Kofi Yankson
Understanding the role of superstition in the perception of crash risk in Ghana
Emmanuel Kofi Adanu
Steven Jones
Thomas Ojo
Ethel Atefoe
Session 4: Vulnerable road users
Chair: James Damsere-Derry
Analysis of pedestrian-vehicle interactions using extreme value theory
Attila Borsos
Ahmad Kizawi
Dávid Homola
Understanding child-pedestrian injuries in Ghana: Implications for policies and supervision strategies
James Damsere-Derry
Jane Esi Monkah
Cycling usage and determinants on university campus in Ghana: The case of Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology
Nicholas Anarfi Bofah
James Damsere-Derry
Willingness to Use the Pedestrian Bridge in Akure, Nigeria
A. O. Adeniran
S. O. Olorunfemi
Thomas K. Ojo
Predictors of engagement in distractive activities to walking in Accra, Ghana
Prince Odame
Enoch F. Sam
John Amoah-Nuamah
Using crash data as a means of identifying and defining particularly vulnerable subgroups of pedestrians in Ghana
Cailis Bullard
Emmanuel Kofi Adanu
William Agyemang
Steven Jones
Session 5: Safe System approach
Chair: Aliaksei Laureshyn
Potential for implementation of Safe Systems principles in African countries: Recommendations based on a systematic comparison of six countries
Tor-Olav Nævestad
Sam F. Enoch
Daniel Mwamba
Jaqueline Masaki
Siya Rimoy
Ladislaus Bigambo
Andras Varhelyi
Aliaksei Laureshyn
Haneen Farah
Vibeke Milch
Jenny Blom
Road safety training and capacity building – a comparison between European best practice and the African reality
Aslak Fyhri
Torkel Bjørnskau
Perspectives on a safe systems approach in Africa
William Agyemang
Emmanuel Kofi Adanu
Session 6: Traffic safety issues and measures
Chair: Emmanuel Kofi Adanu
Comparing national road safety culture among bus drivers in Norway and Ghana
Tor-Olav Nævestad
Enoch F. Sam
Jenny Blom
Vibeke Milch
Stijn Daniels
Generating consensus on road safety issues and priorities in Ghana: a modified Delphi approach
Aldina Mesic
James Damsere-Derry
Adam Gyedu
Charles Mock
Joshua Larley
Irene Opoku
Daniel Hardy Wuaku
Angela Kitali
Maxwell Osei-Ampofo
Peter Donkor
Barclay Stewart
Fatai Yakeen
Mohammadreza Ghadiri
Sponsors
Volvo Research and Educational Foundations
Sweden
Alabama Transportation Institute
The University of Alabama
USA
