New Strategic Road Safety Plan Risk assessment as alternative for (lack of) accident data?

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New Strategic Road Safety Plan 2016-2021 Risk assessment as alternative for (lack of) accident data? Eric de Kievit senior advisor Traffic & Transport Research e.de.kievit@amsterdam.nl 18 November 2016

Content What s the problem? Developments in accidents Road safety perceptions Evaluation of former Strategic Road Safety Plan (2000-2015) Goals & Strategy Prevention: what goes wrong in behaviour & infrastructure? Targetgroups Measures Concluding remarks, recommendations, future steps

Accident statistics: fatalities Protocol fatalities and severely injured

Accident statistics: severely injured! we have a problem.

Road Safety Perceptions 2015 survey among 2.875 road users. Score on traffic safety (from 1-10): Motorcyclist: 6,9 Pedestrian: 6,9 (light)moped: 6,3/6,4 Cycling: 6,1 (children <15: 5,4) Most mentioned arguments: It s too busy! Cyclists don t give way to pedestrians, (light) mopeds drive too fast. Struggle for public space..

Evaluation of former Road Safety Plan 2012-2015 Good mix of: Sustainable safe infrastructure measures (incl. blackspots) & Traffic behaviour (esp. among younger people) Special attention on vulnerable road users is good, but.... more attention on other focus groups is needed (in order of priority): 50 km/h-roads; elderly (esp. single bicycle accidents); cars (passengers and collision partners); public transport (bus / tram); distraction while driving; Tourists Trends & developments (e-bike, self-driving cars)

Goals & Strategy Following national target: 25% reduction on people killed in traffic & severely injured in 2020 as to 2010. Per 100.000 inhabitants

Goals & Strategy Target groups: Cyclists (light) mopeds Car drivers & public transport & freight (collission partner) Children and their school surroundings Elderly Pedestrians Tourists

Goals & Strategy Strategy: prevention of accidents by eliminating cause for different target groups. What s our targetgroup? What goes wrong (infrastructure, vehicle, behaviour)? What is the best measure?

What goes wrong? Safety Performance Indicator (SPI) traffic behaviour

What goes wrong? Traffic behaviour

What goes wrong? Network Safety Index (NSI) for infrastructure Network Safety Index ProMeV CycleRAP (36 characteristics) Speed (GSVS) Sustainable Safety -tool + traffic volume and ambulance data

Procedure 4 month data collection (8 pers.) ± 20.000 profiles of 25 meter roadsegments Scores per every 25 meter road based on panorama images 13

Netw0rk Safety Index Amsterdam!!! 3 safety categories Accidents L 1000 (NSI) = 8,6 10 5 MVTvolume 0,567 Bicyclevolume 0,207 e^((longitudealtitude_q50_density 0,613 + BigJunction_density 40,420 + Roundabout_density 105,219 + VS_ScoreDensity 0,447 + GS_Vcredscoreq50Density 0,548))

Goals & Strategy Measures: In total 25 measures are proposed Education Communication campaigns Infrastructure Blackspots approach Enforcement

Concluding remarks & recommendations (1) SPI s and NSI are not a replacement for traffic accident data --> investments are still needed Measuring of spi s and NSI asks for large investments, but helps: towards politics (accountability) To prioritize (i.e. enforcement or reconstruction of roads) Policy evaluation and monitoring different disciplines in- and outside the organisation (assetmanagement, policy advisors, road designers, communication, police, education, )

Concluding remarks & recommendations (2) Select spi s which are important, based on: scientific evidence (speed, driving under influence, distraction) (experienced) traffic safety problem (i.e. bikes, speed, elderly) availability of data (i.e. traffic lights, police) research time and budget, (cooperate with regional- partners) amount of influence (i.e. towards police) When doing traffic research, beware of: Representativeness (what locations?) Reliability (sample size, measuring periode) Reproduction of research (baseline, 1st-2nd-measurement, control group, etc) Research methodology (privacy issues!)

Future steps NSI Exploring more efficient (automated) ways for screening infrastructure (reduce costs) Involving the (potential) users in the development of NSI instrument by introduction of usergroup. Resolve issues like the ownership of the methodology and data, authorization and access by user interface (webbased?) Organize maintenance of the database

Thank you for your attention! questions / discussion