Deliverable 1.5 Vol.II: Analysis of Road Safety Management in the European countries
PAPADIMITRIOU ; YANNIS ; MUHLRAD ; VALLET ; BUTLER ; GITELMAN ; DOVEH ; DUPONT ; THOMAS ; TALBOT ; GIUSTINIANI ; MACHATA ; BAX ; VALLET ; MUHLRAD
Type de document
RAPPORT DE RECHERCHE
Langue
anglais
Auteur
PAPADIMITRIOU ; YANNIS ; MUHLRAD ; VALLET ; BUTLER ; GITELMAN ; DOVEH ; DUPONT ; THOMAS ; TALBOT ; GIUSTINIANI ; MACHATA ; BAX ; VALLET ; MUHLRAD
Résumé / Abstract
The main objective of the DaCoTA project with respect to road safety management systems was to investigate the road safety management framework in European countries in order to help promote “good practice” and optimize management processes. Within this context, the road safety management investigation model proposed by Muhlrad et al. (2011) is based on several “good practice” criteria, defined by an exhaustive literature review, aiming to address the need for optimized road safety management systems, leading to better road safety performance, in a changing environment. In this research, road safety management systems have been thoroughly investigated in 14 European countries in 2010, by means of interviews with both governmental representatives and independent experts in each country who filled in an extensive DaCoTA questionnaire on the degree to which the various road safety management systems meet the “good practice” criteria. The questions related to five main areas of Road Safety Management: Institutional organisation, coordination and stakeholders’ involvement ; Policy formulation and adoption ; Policy implementation and funding ; Monitoring and evaluation ; Scientific support and information, capacity building ; RAPPORT DE CONTRAT
