How best to prepare young people to be safe and responsible drivers for now and for the future
48th CIECA Congress, 8 June 2016, Madrid (Spain)
Opening Session
- EU’s perspective on the topic
Szabolcs SCHMIDT, Head of the Unit, DG MOVE, EC - Connected mobility: A challenge for a traffic authority
Jaime MORENO, DGT, Spain
Morning session: The role of technology in the development of responsible drivers
- The perils of vehicle automation: Lessons from other transport sectors for driver training
Charles JOHNSON, CAS, UK - The role of the driver in the introduction of new technologies in vehicles
José E. NARANJO, University Institute for Automobile Research, Spain - Introducing advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) into drivers' training and testing: The young learner driver's perspective
Peter MORSINK, Royal HaskoningDHV & CBR, The Netherlands
1st Session afternoon: Hazard perception
- Simulating risky decision making under social pressure with 'tunnel of choices'
Mika HATAKKA, Research and Training Humaani Ltd & UAR Finland Ltd, Finland - An educational and innovative tool designed to increase awareness of road traffic hazards
Pierre GINEFRI, Ministry of the Interior, France- Presentation
- Paper
- Films (please contact info@cieca.eu)
2nd session afternoon: Driver training programmes of the future
- The ultimate, evidence-based five-star driver training programme of the future
Robert B. ISLER, University of Waikato, New Zealand - Monitoring with standardized feedback as a sustainable intervention to increase the driving/risk competence after examination
Kay SCHULTE, German Road Safety Council, Germany - The GB practical driving test as a safety intervention: past, present and future
Shaun HELMAN, TRL, UK - Safer vehicles, safer drivers, safer roads
Patrick DELANEY, Driver & vehicle Agency, North Ireland
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