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Author Guidelines

• Papers should be prepared in all respects according to the Instructions  for authors.
• All submissions will be assessed by an editor to determine whether they meet the aims and scope of this Conference. 
• Those considered to be a good fit will be sent for peer review before determining whether they will be accepted or rejected.

SA1 – ROAD SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

Safe System and Vision Zero; strategies and action plans; institutional capacity; financing; results-based management.

SA2 – SAFETY OF ROAD USERS

Children, young people, older people, pedestrians, cyclists, motorcyclists and professional drivers; speed, alcohol, drugs, fatigue, distraction and protective systems.

SA3 – SAFE ROAD AND STREET INFRASTRUCTURE

RSA/RSI, hazardous-location management, speed management, self-explaining and forgiving roads, intersections, school zones, vulnerable road users, roadworks …

SA4 – VEHICLE SAFETY AND NEW TECHNOLOGIES

ADAS, automated and connected vehicles, electric vehicles, technical inspections, ITS, V2X, information and cyber security.

SA5 – POST-CRASH ACTIVITIES

First aid, emergency medical services, rescue chain, eCall, service coordination, crash investigation and injury data.

SA6 – SAFE AND SUSTAINABLE URBAN MOBILITY

Public transport, walking and cycling, micromobility, parking, Link & Place, accessibility, integration of safety and urban planning.

SA7 – LOCAL GOVERNMENT: FROM STRATEGY TO RESULTS

Local councils, strategies and action plans, data- and evidence-based road safety, selection and prioritization of measures, budgeting, KPI monitoring, impact evaluation and examples from cities and municipalities.

SA8 – ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN ROAD SAFETY

AI for predicting risk and crashes; computer vision and automated video analytics; detection of con licts and near-miss events; AI in traf ic management and ITS; digital twins; predictive maintenance; generative AI to support data analysis and decision-making; data quality, ethics, privacy and accountability.

SA9 – ROAD SAFETY IN PUBLIC AND MUNICIPAL UTILITY COMPANIES

Fleet safety management; ISO 39001; telematics and monitoring risky driving; training and fatigue management for professional drivers; safety of utility and special-purpose vehicles; street works and interventions; temporary traf ic signs; winter maintenance; public lighting; parking; safety of workers, pedestrians and cyclists in work zones; incident analysis and learning from experience.

SA10 – SCIENCE, EDUCATION, INNOVATION AND KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER

Scientific research, new methodologies, education and training, student papers, skills development and transfer of scientific knowledge into local practice.

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