Towards a safe road system: protecting vulnerable road users in mixed traffic environments
Bangkok, Thailand
The conference is organized in close co-operation with the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT), Roads Association of Thailand (RATH), and PIARC Thailand.
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Important dates
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15 October 2026 |
Submission open |
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15 December 2026 |
Abstract submission deadline |
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10 February 2027 |
Notification of acceptance |
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15 February 2027 |
Registration open |
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30 April 2027 |
Registration closed |
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25–26 May 2027 |
ICTCT researcher’s course |
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27–28 May 2027 |
XIV (extra) ICTCT conference |
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1 June 2027– 31 August 2027 |
Full paper submission |
Social media
Please, use the hashtags #ictct2027bangkok and #ictct in your posts related to the conference.
Traffic Safety Researcher's course
As usual, the ICTCT organizes the Traffic Safety Researcher’s course in connection to the conference.
More information about the course comes soon.
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Submission
Registration
Programme
Conference venue
The conference will take place at the AIT Conference Center, Asian Institute of Technology, Pathumthani, Thailand.
10 June 2026: conference, day I
8:15–9:00 Registration
9:00–9:10 Welcome
9:10–9:55 Keynote I: ‘Proactive measures to increase pedestrian safety in Zambia's growing road network’
Orleans Mfune
University of Zambia
Zambia
Orleans Mfune is Dean of the School of Natural and Applied Sciences and former Head of the Department of Geographical Sciences, Environment and Planning at the University of Zambia. Before joining the University of Zambia, Orleans served as a District Planner in the Ministry of Local Government. His research work includes urban land governance and planning, rural-urban linkages and sustainability. Orleans holds a PhD in Geography from the University of Glasgow, Master’s degree in Human Ecology from Vrije Universiteit Brussels and a Bachelor’s degree in Geography from the University of Zambia.
10:15 - 10:25 Group photo 📷
10:25–10:45 Break 🫖
10:45–12:25 Session 1: ‘Urban road safety, informal transport, and vulnerable road users’
Moderator: Aliaksei Laureshny
Wondwossen Taddesse Gedamu
19:00–22:00 Conference dinner / Social event
Stoney House is a versatile event venue located in the outskirts of Lusaka (Google Maps link). Join the conference dinner to socialize with other participants, enjoy great food and music from Zambia and other parts of the world. The dancing floor will be waiting for you, too.
Bus transportation will be arrange by the organizers.
Presentation
Publications
Conference participants are advised to submit full papers to the Traffic Safety Research journal (ISSN 2004-3082) that opens a special submission track in connection to the conference.
All submissions will be subject to the journal’s standard peer review process handled by the regular editorial team.
Submission period:
1 June 2027–31 August 2027
Publication fees
Traffic Safety Research applies a production fee for the accepted manuscripts. The fee is kept intentionally low and is directly based on the upfront cost to prepare an ‘average’ TSR article for publication (no profit intended).
Discounts and full fee waivers are available for authors from low- and middle-income countries (eligibility is determined by the country of the main affiliation of the first author)—read more here.
Travel
Sponsors
Contact
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Contact person |
Niels Agerholm |
Kunnawee Kanitpong |
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Affiliation |
ICTCT Secretariat |
Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering |
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