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Collision Analysis & Road Safety Performance

Millions of road crashes occur throughout the world every year. A car crash may have ten or more events that could be the cause. The goal of collision analysis is to identify these causes in order to understand their complexity and to realize that most car crashes are preventable by eliminating one or more of these causes.

Safety performance determines how and why these failures occur on a road network, even in the absence of robust crash data, and gives additional answers to determine what can be done to prevent similar incidents in the future and build more robust economic cases supporting road safety investments.

Format

The lectures will be taught over a two-week period with live 4-hour on-line sessions held Mondays & Tuesdays. Upon completion of the training program, the IRF will administer an on-line knowledge test. Participants with a score of 80% of the exam will be awarded with a certificate verifying their successful completion of the course.

Why Online?

• Earn 16 Professional Development Hours
• Expert training by professionals for Professionals: access IRF’s unique curriculum and lectures developed by world-class specialists
• Accelerated learning processes: get up to speed and gain new insights in less time and with no travel constraints
• Full access to learning materials and session recordings
• Small classrooms & scheduled One-on-One sessions with instructors
• Self-paced options available
• Interactive group projects and case studies
• Receive IRF Certification

Format

The lectures will be taught over a two-week period with live 4-hour on-line sessions held Mondays & Tuesdays. Upon completion of the training program, the IRF will administer an on-line knowledge test. Participants with a score of 80% of the exam will be awarded with a certificate verifying their successful completion of the course.

Learning Objectives

• Focus on road deficiencies that lead to severe and fatal injuries
• Understand the key concepts of Collision investigation & Analysis
• Identify the different network safety management tools and safety performance functions to diagnose safety performance
• Identify data sources available to support decision making and how to overcome integrity & quality issues
• Use advanced methodologies to forecast and analyze traffic safety conditions
• Build a robust business case supporting road safety investments

Target Audience

• National Road & Transport Agency Executives
• Highway Engineers and Managers
• Urban Planners
• Transportation Consultants
• Road Safety Professionals

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The lectures will be taught over a two-week period with live 4-hour on-line sessions held Mondays & Tuesdays.
Mondays & Tuesdays, 08:00 AM– 12:00 AM Central European Time

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Dr. Rob Thomson, Professor of Vehicle Safety, Chalmers University

My research in road safety began in 1988 when I began post graduate studies with the UBC Accident Research Team in Vancouver, B.C., Canada. Since then I have worked in almost all areas of road and traffic safety. Crash testing, accident analysis, numerical modeling, and analyzing vehicle test data have been my methods to understand why and how we are injured in a crash.

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Computer Requirements

Operating System
Windows 7 – Windows 10, Mac OS X 10.9 (Mavericks), macOS Catalina (10.15), Linux, Google Chrome OS, Android OS 5 (Lollipop) – Android 9 (Pie), iOS 10 – iOS 12, Windows Phone 8+, Windows 8RT+

Web browser
Google Chrome (most recent 2 versions)
Mozilla Firefox (most recent 2 versions)
Internet Explorer v11 (with Adobe Flash if running Windows 7)
Apple Safari (most recent 2 versions)
Microsoft Edge (most recent 2 versions)

Internet connection
1 Mbps or better (broadband recommended)

Hardware
2GB of RAM (minimum), 4GB or more of RAM (recommended)
Microphone and speakers (USB headset recommended)

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