Road safety at road and rail interface

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Hellenic Road Safety Institute R.S.I. Panos Mylonas 5th edition of ILCAD hosted by UNECE in the framework of the 2 nd United Nations Global Road Safety Week Road safety at road and rail interface Vassiliki Danelli-Mylona, President RSI National Delegate of UNECE in WP1 May 7, 2013 Palais des Nations, Geneva

Level Crossing The Road-Rail interface is a critical fault-line between transport systems that creates a serious danger zone The principal source of the risk can be largely traced to human behaviour since the last majority of accidents at level crossings are caused by: drivers who are not able to detect the lights, the signs and follow the basic rules of Road Safety drivers who live and work close to the level crossings

Level Crossing in Greece Train level crossings are a real problem in our country In Greece, the train accidents count for the 2% of the total accidents 33% of the total accidents involving trains are road related Greece counts on an average 12 deaths per year

Level Crossing in Greece Changing behaviour in the arena of Road Safety is by far the greatest challenge but it is only in changing human behaviour that we will reduce fatal and serious injuries at the level crossings. For the last 4 years RSI Panos Mylonas has worked in partnership with ILCAD and TRAINOSE (an RSI member) to tackle this problem by: organizing awareness raising campaigns issuing press releases to inform the media for the ILCAD creating informative e-banners for uploaded on sites giving radio interviews & several articles on newspapers organizing contest on safety at level crossings

Annual Numbers of Railway Transport Accidents in Greece Annual number of accidents Annual number of victims 2008: 40 46 2009: 42 44 2010: 39 49 2011: 25 28 Total length of lines : 2.554 km

ILCAD & RSI Panos Mylonas 2013 Posters created by artists from the Higher School of Fine Arts: HELLENIC REPUBLIC MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS, CULTURE AND SPORTS

ILCAD & RSI Panos Mylonas 2013 Drawings from primary school children:

Road mortality in Europe 250 200 2001 2010 150 112 (EU in 2001) 100 62 (EU in 2010) 50 0

Road mortality by age 250 200 150 Road mortality for people 15-30. EU average 103 Road mortality at all other ages. EU average 61 100 50 0

Road Traffic Injuries By Age as Cause of Death (Worldwide) Age group 15-29 yrs - 1 st highest cause of death Age group 5-14 yrs - 2 nd highest cause of death Age group 30-44 yrs - 3 rd highest cause of death Source: WHO (2008), Global Burden of Disease: 2004 update.

A Safe Road System & the contribution of the three factors (%) on road accidents Human behaviour only 65% Vehicle Road Human behaviour & infrastructure 24% Human behaviour & vehicle 4,50% Human behaviour, infrastructure and vehicle 1,25% Infrastructure only 2,50% Infrastructure & vehicle 0,25% Vehicle only 2,50% Source: EuroRAP/iRAP a shared responsibility Behaviour TOTAL 100%

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Statement upon Establishment to increase awareness & sensitivity among citizens, and most importantly to mobilize key Public & Private Organizations to act for Road Safety Strategic Pillars & activity areas Concerning: 1. General Policy on Road Safety Coordination of work among stakeholders, systematic registration, analysis of data and evaluation of road safety measures 2. Driver s behaviour Education & Information to improve driver compliance with laws, better protection of vulnerable users, campaigning nationwide 3. Infrastructure Implementation of international best practices and treatment of high risk sites

Actions for Vulnerable, Elderly, Novice drivers and road Users in Europe for traffic safety AVENUE European project for Traffic Safety Ranking 1 st in the evaluation by the Experts Committee of the European Commission by Road Safety Institute (R.S.I) Ι.Ο.ΑS. PANOS MYLONAS

N E S Ts Networks & Education for Safety in Traffic examples of best practices Road Safety Education (IOAS Greece) Bicycle Driving License (Germany) Drink Driving (Belgium) Driving Simulator (Iceland) Roll over car (Sweden) Youth in action (Greece) Children seat placement Collision weight Training (Iceland) September 2012 Deutsche Verkehrswacht e.v. 16

National NEST Athens Local NEST Patras University Mobile NEST Kalavrita Acropolis Rally Start Bridge of Rio-Antirio

Traffic Education Programme Information and prevention experiential activitites in terms of Road Safety to the students of primary school: creating responsible citizens & road safety culture establishing proper behaviour respect for life - Traffic Education Programme

Increasing Awareness R.S.I. has been created to increase awareness and sensitivity among citizens, and most importantly to rally key Public and Private Organisations to act for Road Safety. Since 2007 they have been making road safety awareness campaigns (TV, Radio, publications and posters on level crossings). They participated in ILCAD 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012 in cooperation with TRAINOSE and will continue in 2014. Since death through road injury is the most significant killer of young people globally between the ages of 5 to 29 years (source WHO 2008) R.S.I. has formed a partnership with the Scouts Contingent to make awareness campaigns in which ILCAD will be associated. The World Organisation of the Scout Movement (WOSM) is composed of 28 million scouts in 160 countries and is the largest childrenʼs and youth movement in the world.

«22nd World Scout Jamboree» 2011, Kristianstad, Sweden

SHLOW-Managing Speed Project & HEROES- Health on Road Safety Participation in the Steering Committee for SHLOW-Managing Speed project implemented by ETSC under the support of DG Transport (FP7-TPT- 2007-RTD-1) involving 14 Universities in 11 countries. Programme Health and Road Safety Volunteering Heroes with an aim to adopt proper behaviour in terms of road safety and health.

DRIVER s BEHAVIOUR & Education Awareness campaign of social messages Awareness campaign of social messages through TV, Radio, publications and posters in the areas of: Speeding Alcohol Belt/Helmet wearing Protection of children in car

DRIVER s BEHAVIOUR & Education Awareness campaign of social messages Parental model Distracted driving

Let... the tragic loss of a young man with values, respect for people and love for life, be the beginning of the active participation. the loss of Panos be the catalyst for NO MORE deaths on the roads. Let us ALL Act for Road Safety

RSI Panos Mylonas road safety actions, awarded with CIVI EUROPAEO PRAEMIUM road safety actions, awarded with

Thank you for your attention! For more information: RSI Panos Mylonas 2 Nemesseos Str. 112 53 Athens-Greece info@ioas.gr Tel.: 0030-210-8620150