Introduction, vision and strategy - Road safety: where do we want to get to?
Welcome & Introduction
Road safety – state of play and outlook
This presentation focuses on the state of affairs in the field of road safety. Hinko addresses questions such as: where are we today with regard to road safety developments in Belgium? Which developments should we keep a close eye on? What innovations await us? How to tackle road safety in the future?
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Understanding the road user
In challenging resource stretched times effective targeting of road safety interventions is more important than ever. The use of data remains the key to efficiently deploying training, education or campaign interventions to maximise casualty improvements.
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Discussion round
End of module 1
Education and awareness raising
Introduction
Improving Traffic Safety and Mobility Education: the LEARN! Key Principles and the LEARN! Manual
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Designing, implementing and evaluating road safety campaigns
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Discussion round
End of module 2
Infrastructure, data and vehicle technology
Introduction
Research with driving simulator
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In-vehicle technology vital to tackling speeding in Europe
Following the adoption in 2019 of the new EU Regulation “General Safety Regulation” 2019/2144, all new cars, vans, lorries and buses sold in Europe will have to be fitted with a package of new vehicle safety features as standard, starting in 2022. TRL has estimated that the package will avoid 25,000 deaths and 140,000 serious injuries over 15 years. The list of technologies includes Intelligent Speed Assistance.
Excessive speed is the single biggest contributory factor in fatal road crashes, and ISA is expected to reduce road deaths by 20%. https://etsc.eu/intelligent-speed-assistance-isa/
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Leading a Paradigm Shift to a Safe System
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Discussion round
End of module 3
Performance indicators and enforcement
Introduction
Road safety performance indicators: ETSC’s PIN programme
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Increasing the efficiency and effectiveness of enforcement
Police enforcement: legitimaticly enforcement, innovation and a integral approach