Extended summaries

Keynotes

• Geertje Hegeman: Implementation Dutch Strategic Plan Road Safety 2030
• Pernille Sølund Ehlers: How the Danish cyclists were convinced to use a bicycle helmet – without a law
• Graziella Jost: 2022 – Vehicle safety in Europe takes a giant leap forward; but there are a couple of own-goals

Road safety education and training

• Wilma Slinger (CROW): Towards evidenced based road safety education
• Elizabeth Box (Cranfield University): Pre-driver Theatre and Workshop Education Research (PdTWER) 
• Mette Møller (DTU): Accompanied driving in Denmark
• Djorike Palma (VeiligheidNL): Stand up for your ride. An effective Norwegian road safety program, implemented in the Netherlands

Road safety policies – capacity building and public support

• Adnan Rahman (DATS bv): Implementing Vision Zero in Turkey: the need for capacity building
• Sander van der Kint (SWOV): Road safety knowledge of urban transport civil servants  
• Wouter Van den Berghe (Tilkon): What do people really mean when they state that they support a policy measure in road safety?

Effects of (evidence-based) road safety measures 

• Florian Vanco (Cerema): Evaluation of urban road safety policies
• Rune Elvik (TØI): Explaining the decline in fatal and serious injuries in Norway 2000-2019
• Dominique Mignot (Université Gustave Eiffel): Implementing evidence-based measures in Africa
• Carol Atkinson-Palombo (University of Connecticut): Effects of a vision zero approach in New York City

Urban safety and vulnerable road users

• Serge Lamberty (Aachen University): Real-time prevention of accidents between cyclists and right-turning motor vehicles 
• Nóra Krizsik (KTI): Vehicle activated speed warnings near pedestrian crossings
• Celina Mons (SWOV): Risk assessment method for Light Electric Vehicles (LEVs)
• Stefan Westerman (ANWB): Design of public space

Fitness to drive

• Luigi Tinella (University of Bari): Methods to evaluate the Fitness to Drive
• Nathalie Moreau (Vias institute): Drinking-driving: potential effects of a zero-limit policy on the number of traffic victims in Belgium
• Anne Marthe Jalvingh (Royal HaskoningDHV): A self-assessment tool to assist senior drivers in remaining mobile in a safe way

Road safety data: needs and availability

• Erik Donkers (VIA Software): Data-driven and project-oriented working  
• Tobias Panwinkler (BASt): Data for evidence: Overcoming the problem of insufficient accident information – the example of electric bicycle accident 
• Torkel Bjørnskau (TØI): Safety for vulnerable road users – new perspectives and new accident registration tools
• Menno Mimpen & Thijs Jagt (ANWB): Data-driven, risk-based road safety approach by sharing unique data on driving behaviour

Safety on rural roads

• Bettina Zahnd (EBP Schweiz AG): Self-explaining and forgiving roads. Need for action on rural roads in Switzerland 
• Laurent Carnis (Université Gustave Eiffel): Public policy lesson drawing: the case of 80 km/h in France
• Mathis Beltrami (Cerema): Is Powered Two-Wheeler Lane splitting dangerous or not? Focus on the two experiments conducted in France

Road safety data collection and data sources

• Sandra Vieira Gomes (LNEC): Portuguese Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for speed and distraction 
• Milan Tešić (RTSA): Open data: KPIs and European Open Science Cloud
• Jörg Ehlers (Aachen University): Combining traffic accident data, crowdsourced data about dangerous spots and vehicle kinematic data
• Armira Kontaxi (University of Athens): Measuring the impact of driver behavior telematics in road safety