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29 MarchSession 11 Session 12Session 1314.00-15.30<strong>Road</strong> user education,driver licenses, specialuser groups: young, old,vulnerableChairman:Gehad Esbaita,EDC, United Arab EmiratesAmbient intelligence in drivingsimulation for training young driversEvangelos Bekiaris, HellenicInstitute of Transport, GreeceImproving driver education withmultimedia applicationsJosef Krems, Chemnitz University ofTechnology, GermanyThe New <strong>Road</strong> <strong>Safety</strong> Programmefor Comprehensive School ofLithuania: theoretic and didacticaspectsRytis Vilkonis, Faculty of Education,Siauliai University, LithuaniaExperiences of Helmet WearingPromotion and Enforcement inCambodiaChandy MEAS, HandicapInternational Belgium, Cambodia14.00-15.30<strong>Safety</strong> managementtechniques including speedmanagementChairman:Laurent Carnis,INRETS/DEST, FranceSpeed and <strong>Safety</strong>: Evidence fromHighways in ChinaXiaoduan Sun, University ofLouisiana, USADifferentiated rural speed limits- can this be done safe?Jesper Mertner, COWI A/S, DenmarkA Practical Traffic <strong>Safety</strong> Activity byUtilizing Identified Hazardous MapDevelopment to Raise <strong>Road</strong> <strong>Safety</strong>Awareness in Thai CommunityTuenjai Fukuda, Research Instituteof Science and Technology, NihonUniversity, JapanImplementing Traffic <strong>Safety</strong>Community-Based Activity forDevelopment of Traffic <strong>Safety</strong>Culture in VietnamTuenjai FUKUDA, Research Instituteof Science and Technology, NihonUniversity, JapanQuantitative Assessment of UsedTires Impact on <strong>Road</strong> <strong>Safety</strong> inDeveloping CountriesMr. Godfrey Lamptey, P.E. CorzoCastella Carballo Thompson Salman(C3TS), USA14.00-15.30Interurban and ruralsafety, intersections,incident managementChairman:Ho Seng Tim,LTA, SingaporeFatality Analysis of IntersectionAccidents in BangladeshSabreena Anowar, University ofCalgary, CanadaSeverity Analysis of Heavy VehicleAccidents of BangladeshShamsunnahar Yasmin, Universityof Calgary, CanadaInvestigating Driver’s BehaviourChange by Signal CountdownDevices at Intersections in BeijingYulong He, Beijing University ofTechnology, ChinaAccident characteristics by <strong>Road</strong>Types on Singapore <strong>Road</strong>sHo Seng Tim, Land TransportAuthority LTA, SingaporeStopping Propensity at Red Lights inSaudi ArabiaSalaheddine Bendak, Dallah HumanSkills Development Company,Saudi Arabia12Coffee 15.30-16.00
29 MarchSession 14 Session 15Session 1616.00-17.30<strong>Road</strong> user education,driver licenses, specialuser groups: young, old,vulnerableChairman:Dr Bassam Ahmad Anani, Abu DhabiDOT, UAEVulnerable <strong>Road</strong> User <strong>Safety</strong> acrossseveral international regionsJennie Oxley, Monash UniversityAccident Research Centre, Europe,Australia/ItalyDubai Pedestrian <strong>Safety</strong> & MobilityAction PlanSaad Al Asady, <strong>Road</strong>s & TransportAuthority, Dubai, United ArabEmiratesComparative Cross-CulturalAnalyses on <strong>Road</strong> <strong>Safety</strong> amongVulnerable <strong>Road</strong> UsersErnest Agyemang, NTNU, Norway/University of Ghana, GhanaBicycle helmets, risk compensationand cyclist typesAslak Fyhri, Institute of TransportEconomics, NorwayCriteria for age based design ofActive Vehicle <strong>Safety</strong> SystemsEckart Hauk, Aachen University,Germany16.00-17.30Enforcement techniques,traffic laws and selfenforcing designsChairman:Terje Assum, Institute of TransportEconomics, NorwayEffectiveness of a System ofAutomatic Speed Control onPoland’s National <strong>Road</strong>sMariusz Kiec, Cracow University ofTechnology, PolandKnowing your speed can save yourlifeKoh Puay PingLand Transport AuthoritySingaporeSpeed Enforcement in France: ADecade of Changes (2000-2009)CARNIS Laurent, INRETS/DEST,FranceAn Assessment of <strong>Road</strong> <strong>Safety</strong> andAccident Policy Transitions andPathways in Uganda: Milestonesand Priorities for Immediate ActionPaul Isolo Mukwaya, Department ofGeography Makerere University,UgandaAssessment of the Traffic MonitoringTechnologies of Relevance to Traffic<strong>Safety</strong> in UAEFaisal Ahmed, (RTTSRC) UAEUniversity, Al Ain, United ArabEmirates16.00-17.30Traffic engineeringinnovations includingroad design andbehavioural issuesChairman:Peter Hollo, KTI, HungaryEffects of traffic and geometricfeatures on hazardous maneuversFrancesco Bella, Department ofSciences of Civil Engineering/RomaTRE University, ItalyDifferent Designs of Cycle Tracksand Lanes - The Effect on Objectiveand Subjective <strong>Safety</strong>Michael Sørensen, Institute ofTransport Economics, NorwayA New Methodology forImplementing <strong>Road</strong> DesignGuidelines in ThailandAndreas Vesper, Bauhaus-UniversityWeimar, Department of TransportPlanning and Traffic Engineering,GermanyDrivers’ risk perceptionassessment. The case of highwayswith poor geometric characteristics,in heavy traffic conditionsProf. Nikolaos Eliou, University ofThessaly, GreeceThe potential to Implement aSuperstreet as an UnconventionalArterial Intersection Design in SouthKoreaYoung-Rok Kim, Highway ResearchDivision, Infrastructure ResearchDepartment, Korea Institute ofConstruction Technology, KoreaConference Dinner13
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