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    IRF Andean Highway Congress. August 20-22, 2012. Lima, Peru

    DESIGNING SAFER ROADS FOR ALL ROAD USERS

    Mike Dreznes, Executive Vice President IRF Washington

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    The InternationalRoadFederation

    A nongovernmental, not-for-profit organization

    with the mission to encourage and promote

    development and maintenance of better, safer

    and more sustainable roads and road networks

    www.irfnews.org

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    The mission of the IRF is to use technology transfer

    to ensure best practices and state of the art

    technologies from around the globe are used to

    build better roads in every country in the world

    www.irfnews.org

    The InternationalRoadFederation

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    CARLOS ELIAS Virginia Polytechnic Institute 1988

    FERNANDO PADRN B Ohio State University 1957

    Rolando F PAZ Ohio State University 1962

    FRED ROMANI Purdue University 1964

    Hector ROZAS F Ohio State University 1973

    Luis VERA BARANDIARAN Purdue University 1959

    Carlos Chang-Albitres Texas A&M University 1997

    Edgar Barriga Calle Ohio State University 1965

    Felix CEBRECOS REVILLA Ohio State University 1985

    Efrain Serrudo Valdez De Peralta Ohio State University 1956

    FERNANDO GALUP University of Maryland 1995

    Alan R MARTINOT OLIART University of Texas - Austin 1999

    ALFREDO SARAVIA Northwestern University 1971

    Jos Luis CANO Ohio State University 1951

    Augusto Del Valle L Purdue University 1956

    Eduardo Gandolfo G Purdue University 1983

    Ricardo Gandolfo Suito Yale University 1949

    Aurea Lopez Jara Purdue University 2003

    Eliana VIVAR DEL PILAR Purdue University 2002

    Edgar Miguel Barriga Ohio State University 2000

    Juan Pablo VSQUEZ Purdue University 1990

    IRF FELLOWS FROM PERU

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    Thank you to

    IIRSANorte/IIRSA

    Sur for yourkind

    contribution to

    the IRF Fellows

    Educational

    Foundation

    http://www.iirsa.org/index.asp?CodIdioma=ESPhttp://es.iirsanorte.com.pe/
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    Who is a Vulnerable

    Road User (VRU)?

    Someone with little or no external protection,

    or has reduced task capabilities, or reduced

    stamina/physical capabilities

    Pedestrians

    Motorcyclists

    Bicyclists Transit users

    Others

    Vulnerable =capable of or

    susceptible to beingwounded or hurt

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    Who is a Vulnerable

    Road User (VRU)?

    Many definitions for Vulnerable Road Users

    do not include Motorcyclists. For the purpose

    of this training, Motorcyclists will be included

    in the definition of Vulnerable Road Users

    Motorcyclists need to be considered as their

    own safety category

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    Who Wins this Battle?

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    Can we DESIGN for ALL

    users all the time?

    NO!

    But we can

    CONSIDER theirneeds

    all the time!

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    The Problem

    In many countries, high volumes of

    pedestrians, cyclists and other VRU have little

    choice but to travel along roads in close

    proximity to fast vehicles

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    The Problem

    In many countries, high volumes of

    pedestrians, cyclists and other VRU have little

    choice but to travel along roads in close

    proximity to fast vehicles

    As a consequence, many VRU are put in a

    high risk situation, which inevitably leads to

    large numbers of VRU crashes

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    The Problem

    Pedestrians are the major victims of crashes due to

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    The Problem

    Pedestrians are the major victims of crashes due to

    High speed of motor vehicles

    Drivers not seeing pedestrians or ignoringtheir rights to cross streets and roads

    Poor visibility at night,

    Drunk drivers and pedestrians Careless drivers and pedestrians

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    The Problem

    Pedestrians are the major victims of crashes due to

    High speed of motor vehicles

    Drivers not seeing pedestrians or ignoringtheir rights to cross streets and roads

    Poor visibility at night,

    Drunk drivers and pedestrians Careless drivers and pedestrians

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    The Problem

    Pedestrians are the major victims of crashes due to

    High speed of motor vehicles

    Drivers not seeing pedestrians or ignoringtheir rights to cross streets and roads

    Poor visibility at night

    Drunk drivers and pedestrians Careless drivers and pedestrians

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    The Problem

    Pedestrians are the major victims of crashes due to

    High speed of motor vehicles

    Drivers not seeing pedestrians or ignoringtheir rights to cross streets and roads

    Poor visibility at night

    Drunk drivers and pedestrians Careless drivers and pedestrians

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    The Problem

    Pedestrians are the major victims of crashes due to

    High speed of motor vehicles

    Drivers not seeing pedestrians or ignoringtheir rights to cross streets and roads

    Poor visibility at night

    Drunk drivers and pedestrians Careless (BAD) drivers and pedestrians

    Careless drivers and pedestrians

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    The Problem

    Pedestrians are the major victims of crashes due to

    High speed of motor vehicles

    Drivers not seeing pedestrians or ignoring

    their rights to cross streets and roads

    Poor visibility at night

    Drunk drivers and pedestrians Careless (BAD) drivers and pedestrians

    Distracted drivers

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    Count how many times

    the players wearing

    white pass the ball

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    The Problem

    Pedestrians are the major victims of crashes due to

    High speed of motor vehicles

    Drivers not seeing pedestrians or ignoring

    their rights to cross streets and roads

    Poor visibility at night

    Drunk drivers and pedestrians Careless (BAD) drivers and pedestrians

    Distracted drivers

    Distracted pedestrians

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    The Problem

    Pedestrian crossings are not respected

    Signs are stolen

    Zebra stripes wear out without beingrepainted

    Street vendors occupy sidewalks, forcing

    pedestrians into the streets Vendors coming onto the streets to sell goods

    to cars stopped for red lights

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    Safer Roads Contribution

    Deliver 1/3rd global target?

    iRAPs contribution

    Focus on risky roads where

    deaths concentrated Help build safety into new

    road and rehabilitationplans

    Help evidence based policy Speed management

    Project management

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    The Problem

    Pedestrian crossings are not respected

    Signs are stolen

    Zebra stripes wear out without beingrepainted

    Street vendors occupy sidewalks, forcing

    pedestrians into the streets Vendors coming onto the streets to sell goods

    to cars stopped for red lights

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    Mixed Traffic

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    The Problem

    Pedestrian crossings are not respected

    Signs are stolen

    Zebra stripes wear out without beingrepainted

    Street vendors occupy sidewalks, forcing

    pedestrians into the streets Vendors coming onto the streets to sell goods

    to cars stopped for red lights

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    The Problem

    Traffic surveys, which form the basis of

    highway improvement schemes in developing

    countries, rarely includes counts of

    pedestrian and other VRU

    Planners and engineers are not incorporating

    measures for these VRU

    Poor vehicle maintenance or the condition and

    skill of the drivers

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    The Problem

    Traffic surveys, which form the basis of

    highway improvement schemes in developing

    countries, rarely includes counts of

    pedestrian and other VRU

    Planners and engineers are not incorporating

    measures for these VRU

    Poor vehicle maintenance or the condition and

    skill of the drivers

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    The Problem

    Traffic surveys, which form the basis of

    highway improvement schemes in developing

    countries, rarely includes counts of

    pedestrian and other VRU

    Planners and engineers are not incorporating

    measures for these VRU

    Poor vehicle maintenance or the condition

    and skill of the drivers

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    VRU Crashes Issues

    Injuries tend to be more

    severe, often fatal

    Issue is large-scale,

    underestimated & growing

    Responsibility for safe

    mobility of VRU mainly

    rests with others: VRUs

    cause little danger to

    others but run serious risks

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    VRU Crashes Issues

    Injuries tend to be more

    severe, often fatal

    Issue is large-scale,

    underestimated & growing

    Responsibility for safe

    mobility of VRU mainly

    rests with others: VRUs

    cause little danger to

    others but run serious risks

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    VRU Crashes Issues

    Injuries tend to be more

    severe, often fatal

    Issue is large-scale,

    underestimated & growing

    Responsibility for safe

    mobility of VRU mainly

    rests with others: VRUs

    cause little danger to

    others but run serious risks

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    What is the Approach?

    Recognize the problem

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    What is the Approach?

    Recognize the problem

    Commit to solve it

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    What is the Approach?

    Recognize the problem

    Commit to solve it

    Attack it systematically

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    What is the Approach?

    Recognize the problem

    Commit to solve it

    Attack it systematically Evaluate results

    This presentation

    discusses theseconcepts!

    Common Issues with Urban

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    Common Issues with Urban

    Transport in Most Developing Countries

    The majority of urban trips are still by

    walking

    There is little or no coordination amongst the

    different modes of transport

    The small-scale private sector is the major

    supplier of urban transport services and is

    under-capitalized and fragmented

    Common Issues with Urban

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    Common Issues with Urban

    Transport in Most Developing Countries

    The majority of urban trips are still by

    walking

    There is little or no coordination amongst the

    different modes of transport

    The small-scale private sector is the major

    supplier of urban transport services and is

    under-capitalized and fragmented

    Common Issues with Urban

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    Common Issues with Urban

    Transport in Most Developing Countries

    The majority of urban trips are still by

    walking

    There is little or no coordination amongst the

    different modes of transport

    The small-scale private sector is often the

    major supplier of urban transport services

    and is under-capitalized and fragmented

    Common Issues with Urban

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    The regulatory system

    governing public transport

    is inadequate and

    ineffective meeting the

    demand

    Traffic accident rates are

    quite high

    Roads are in poor condition

    Common Issues with Urban

    Transport in Most Developing Countries

    Common Issues with Urban

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    The regulatory system

    governing public transport

    is inadequate and

    ineffective meeting the

    demand

    Traffic accident rates are

    quite high

    Roads are in poor condition

    Common Issues with Urban

    Transport in Most Developing Countries

    Common Issues with Urban

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    The regulatory system

    governing public transport

    is inadequate and

    ineffective meeting the

    demand

    Traffic accident rates are

    quite high

    Roads are in poor

    condition

    Common Issues with Urban

    Transport in Most Developing Countries

    Common Issues with Urban

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    The skill levels of planning

    and regulatory personnel

    are inadequate or

    nonexistent

    Low/poor enforcement of

    traffic laws due to

    corruption and inadequatehuman and financial

    resources

    Common Issues with Urban

    Transport in Most Developing Countries

    Common Issues with Urban

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    The skill levels of planning

    and regulatory personnel

    are inadequate or

    nonexistent

    Low/poor enforcement of

    traffic laws due to

    corruption and inadequatehuman and financial

    resources

    Common Issues with Urban

    Transport in Most Developing Countries

    Common Issues with Urban

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    Transport in Many Developing Countries

    Traffic conditions are

    chaotic

    Uncontrolledparking

    Street vendors

    Common Issues with Urban

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    Transport in Many Developing Countries

    Traffic conditions are

    chaotic

    Uncontrolled parking

    Street vendors

    P d t i C fli t

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    Pedestrian Conflicts

    Common Issues with Urban

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    Transport in Many Developing Countries

    Traffic conditions are

    chaotic

    Uncontrolled parking

    Street vendors

    These issues represent a

    challenge to the safety of VRU

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    Pedestrians

    i li

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    Bicyclists

    li

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    Motorcyclists

    P bli T it (PT) U

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    Public Transit (PT) Users

    Oth

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    Others

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    Pedestrians

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    Pedestrians

    P d t i A Di

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    Pedestrians Are Diverse

    Able-bodied

    Children

    Pedestrians Are Diverse

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    Pedestrians Are Diverse

    Physically Challenged

    P d t i C fli t

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    Pedestrian Conflicts

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    Pedestrian Accidents

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    in Developing Countries

    All too common

    Frequency growing

    rapidly

    or road fatalities

    Pedestrian Accidents

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    in Developing Countries

    All too common

    Frequency growing

    rapidly

    Account for up to 50% of

    road fatalities in some

    countries

    Between 1968 and 1998 road

    fatalities in some countries increased by 400%

    Lack of Pedestrian Facilities

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    Create Safety Challenges

    Disorganization Obstructing

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    Dedicated Walkways & Cycling Tracks

    Walking: The Predominant Mode

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    Walking: The Predominant Mode

    50 percent of all daily trips

    Yet segregated facilities are lacking

    Cycling is not common in some countries

    Continuous routes for cycling or walking are

    absent

    Walking: The Predominant Mode

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    Walking: The Predominant Mode

    50 percent of all daily trips

    Yet segregated facilities are lacking

    Cycling is not common in some countries

    Continuous routes for cycling or walking are

    absent

    Walking: The Predominant Mode

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    Walking: The Predominant Mode

    When they are

    present, footpaths

    and bicycle lanes

    often are

    obstructed or

    occupied illegally

    by parked cars, and

    both legal and

    illegal kiosks

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    What is Infrastructure Safety

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    Management (ISM)?

    A systematic approach to improve road

    safety by:

    Applying PREVENTIVE strategies

    Applying REACTIVE strategies

    Integrating safety in all phases of

    planning, design and operation of road

    infrastructure

    Infrastructure Safety

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    Road SafetyImpact

    Assessment

    (RIA)

    ManagementRoad Safety

    Audit

    (RSA)

    Road SafetyInspection

    (RSI)

    Black SpotManagement

    (BSM)

    NetworkSafety

    Management

    (NSM)

    PREVENTIVE

    STRATEGIES

    REACTIVE

    STRATEGIES

    New Schemes Existing Roads

    Infrastructure Safety

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    Management

    New

    Road?

    Road Safety

    Audit

    Yes No

    Crash

    Data?

    Road Safety

    Inspection

    No

    Black Spot Management

    Network Safety Management

    Yes

    Road Safety

    Manuals

    Road SafetyAudit

    Guidelines

    Road Safety

    Inspection

    Guidelines

    Infrastructure Safety

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    f f y

    Management

    Strategy Advantages Disadvantages

    Preventive Before the crash

    Lives are saved

    Hard to justify

    funding: no perceivedproblem

    Reactive The problem isdocumented

    Requires crash dataToo late for thedead/injured

    1 Preventive Strategies

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    1. Preventive Strategies

    RoadSafetyInspec-

    tion

    RoadSafetyAudit

    RoadSafetyImpactAssess-ment

    1 Preventive Strategies

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    1. Preventive Strategies

    RoadSafetyImpactAssess-ment

    Road Safety Impact Assessment

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    Road Safety Impact Assessment

    Identifies the likely effectsof proposed roads or policy

    actions on safety

    Road Safety Impact Assessment

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    Road Safety Impact Assessment

    Identifies the likely effectsof proposed roads or policy

    actions on safety

    Covers the whole roadnetwork

    Road Safety Impact Assessment

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    Road Safety Impact Assessment

    Identifies the likely effectsof proposed roads or policy

    actions on safety

    Covers the whole roadnetwork

    Assesses the impact of

    plans with a wider scope:Road Safety Master Plan

    1 Preventive Strategies

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    1. Preventive Strategies

    RoadSafetyAudit

    RoadSafetyImpactAssess-ment

    Road Safety Audits

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    Look beyond compliance

    with design standards

    Road Safety Audits

    Road Safety Audits

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    Road Safety Audits

    Look beyond compliance

    with design standards

    A team of safety experts

    checks for any possibleimprovements

    Road Safety Audits

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    Road Safety Audits

    Look beyond compliance

    with design standards

    A team of safety experts

    checks for any possibleimprovements

    Designs can be modified

    before construction

    1 Preventive Strategies

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    1. Preventive Strategies

    RoadSafetyInspec-

    tion

    RoadSafetyAudit

    RoadSafetyImpactAssess-ment

    Road Safety Inspections

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    Road Safety Inspections

    Systematic

    assessment of an

    existing road with

    respect to safetyfeatures

    Road Safety Inspections

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    Road Safety Inspections

    Systematic

    assessment of an

    existing road with

    respect to safetyfeatures

    Identifies hazards &

    suggests remedialmeasures

    2. Reactive Strategies

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    2. Reactive Strategies

    NetworkSafety

    Manage-ment

    BlackSpot

    Manage-ment

    2. Reactive Strategies

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    2. Reactive Strategies

    BlackSpot

    Manage-ment

    Black Spot Management

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    p g

    Any location that has a higher expectednumber of crashes than other similar

    locations as a result of local risk factors

    Black Spot Management

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    p g

    Any location that has a higher expectednumber of crashes than other similar

    locations as a result of local risk factors

    Crashes are analyzed to find patterns andcontributing factors

    Black Spot Management

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    p g

    Any location that has a higher expectednumber of crashes than other similar

    locations as a result of local risk factors

    Crashes are analyzed to find patterns andcontributing factors

    Countermeasures are implemented and

    effects are evaluated

    Black Spot Management

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    Any location that has a higher expectednumber of crashes than other similar

    locations as a result of local risk factors

    Crashes are analyzed to find patterns andcontributing factors

    Countermeasures are implemented and

    effects are evaluated

    Before and after analysis

    Black Spot Map

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    Black Spot Map

    2. Reactive Strategies

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    NetworkSafety

    Manage-ment

    BlackSpot

    Manage-ment

    eac e S a eg es

    Network Safety Management

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    f y g

    A modern replacement to traditional BSM

    Network Safety Management

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    A modern replacement to traditional BSM

    Identification and treatment of hazardous

    road sections: any section 2-10 km that has a

    higher number of crashes than similar roadsections

    Network Safety Management

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    A modern replacement to traditional BSM

    Identification and treatment of hazardous

    road sections: any section 2-10 km that has a

    higher number of crashes than similar roadsections

    May require traffic data

    From Black Spot Management (BSM) to

    Network Safety Management (NSM)

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    Network Safety Management (NSM)

    TRADITIONAL

    APPROACH

    RECOMMENDED

    APPROACH

    Targeting high concentrations

    of deaths and injuries

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    of deaths and injuries

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    cost(%)

    Traffic volumeSocial cost of crashes

    20% of roads account for 79% of traffic

    and 87% of social cost of crashes

    10% of roads account for 56% of traffic

    and 74% of social cost of crashes

    Quality Assurance of the

    Safety of Infrastructure

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    Safety of Infrastructure

    Intermediate Outcome Measure for InfrastructureSafety (Safety Rating, iRAP)

    Safety Standards & Design Guidelines

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    international Road

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    Assessment Programme -

    iRAP

    Photo: Ian Dibsdall

    iRAP Inspections

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    Drive through inspections

    road features recorded

    on specialised equipment

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    iRAP Inspections

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    Drive through inspections

    road features recorded on

    specialised equipment

    Video capture with

    road features coded

    and analysed later inthe lab

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    Steel Longitudinal Barriers

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    Crashes that kill

    pedestrians and bicyclists

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    pedestrians and bicyclists

    Crossing andmoving along roads

    We need safe footp aths,safe cros sing s

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    iRAP: Inspecting Roads

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    30 + attributes important to

    safety every 100 km

    Independent of crash data

    iRAP :Star Rating

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    Level of safety built-in to the road

    Car occupants Motorcyclists Bicyclists Pedestrians

    Risk Mapping

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    Reports

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    Maps

    Different Charts and Tables for different user groups:

    overview by region for banks, detail of infrastructure

    deficits for a route for local engineers

    RPS stars

    Total

    1234Not rated

    Overview

    Detailed

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    RPS stars

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    2

    3

    4

    Not rated

    1 Dangerous

    2 Some Hazards

    4 Good Safety

    3 Marginal Safety

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    p g

    examples

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    Summary

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    The InfrastructureSafety Management

    and iRAPschemes

    provide a systematicapproach to improve

    safety, in this case the

    safety ofVulnerableRoad Users!

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