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PROGRAM – wednesday 12 november 2014
1330-1500
Workshops
Mayfair 1 Mayfair 3 Grosvenor Mayfair 2 Bristol 2
Police Enforcement Facilitator: Superintendent Michael Grainger
Road Safety Education Facilitator: Samantha Collins
Zurich Road Safety Forum
Serious Injuries - The Hidden Trauma Facilitator: Professor Ian Johnston
Technologies - The way of the future? Facilitator: Susan Harris
1500-1530 Afternoon Tea proudly sponsored by VicRoads
1530-1700
Mayfair 1 Mayfair 3 Grosvenor Mayfair 2 Bristol 2
Police Enforcement Road Safety Education
Zurich Road Safety Forum
Serious Injuries - The Hidden Trauma
Technologies - the way of the future?
Workshop Descriptions
Road policing plays a significant role in changing road user behaviour and keeping the community safe. What is currently working and what can be done differently? This workshop will discuss best practice road policing and how some of the current challenges are being addressed. Topics covered include Fatigue, Speed Limit Setting, Low Level Speeding and Impaired Driving.
This workshop will feature presentations from experts in the youth road safety field and explore best practice in road safety education in early childhood, school and community based settings.
Invitation only. A number of high profile experts from research, business and risk management will offer their insights into human behaviour, road safety and risk mitigation. This event is tailored to the transportation sector, and organisations that rely upon heavy transport in their business. We will present to an audience of CEOs, CFOs, Risk Managers, HR Managers, OHS Managers.
Often, the focus of road safety seems firmly set on fatalities. However, we know that serious injury is the much larger, but hidden trauma. This focus needs to be shifted urgently and this workshop will investigate how we can increase the emphasis by the community, media and decision makers on serious injuries, so that significant reductions can follow.
Vehicle safety and related technologies are developing at a rapid pace. What are the future winners in relation to road safety? Are autonomous vehicles the way of the future? This workshop will explore new and upcoming technologies such as autonomous driving, discover their potential to reduce road trauma and discuss factors that may help or hinder their introduction.
1800-1930 Welcome Reception: The Residence, Grand Hyatt Melbourne proudly sponsored by RACV
PROGRAM – THURsday 13 november 20140730 Registration and Exhibition
Plenary Session 1
0830Opening: Janet Dore, CEO of the Transport Accident Commission
Welcome Message (video): Surprise international guest
0845 Keynote Presentation: Georgie Harman, CEO of beyondblue
0930Panel discussion: “It always seems impossible until it’s done”. What can Australasia learn from other fields to achieve the seemingly impossible goal of zero road deaths and serious injuries?Facilitated by: Virginia Trioli. Panellists: John Merritt, Ian Johnston, Georgie Harman, Peter Sweatman
1030-1100 Morning Tea proudly sponsored by Department of Justice
1100-1230
Concurrent session 1
Savoy 1 Savoy 2 Savoy 3 Grosvenor Room Bristol Room
Young drivers Chairperson: Antonietta Cavallo
Speeding Chairperson: Cath Wilkins
Infrastructure Chairperson: John Matta Session proudly sponsored by Safe System Solutions Pty Ltd
Data & research methods Chairperson: Peter Schofield
Road safety management & strategy Chairperson: Murray Lampard
Identifying and intervening with potentially high risk young drivers Anne Harris (Anne Harris Consulting)
Methods for reducing speeds on urban arterial roads Blair Turner (ARRB Group)
From the bush to the burbs: An on-road study of driver situation awareness at rural and urban railway level crossings Paul Salmon (University of the Sunshine Coast)
Comparison of Victorian road trauma trends using traditional and alternative measures of serious injury derived from linked data Angelo D’Elia (Monash University)
Strategies to advance road safety in Australia Mary Lydon (Centre for Automotive Safety Research)
Driver education/training courses for newly licensed drivers: who participates and for what reasons? Findings from the New Zealand drivers study Dorothy Begg (University of Otago)
“Everyone else is doing it, why shouldn’t I?” Victorian drivers and low level speeding Jodi Page-Smith (Transport Accident Commission)
Priorities for crash countermeasures in Australia and New Zealand - An overview based on Safe Systems principles Peter Cairney (ARRB Group)
It wasn’t my fault: Does crash culpability improve predictive outcomes in self-reported road safety research? James Freeman (CARRS-Q)
Road safety research into policy: What can we do to make it better? Ann Williamson (University of New South Wales)
The identification and targeted remediation of overconfident, risk-taking young drivers (“driveaholics”) Jennie Hill (Motorvation)
The effectiveness of an advisory intelligent speed adaptation (ISA) system for Victorian repeat speeders Karen Stephan (Monash University Accident Research Centre)
An investigation of car versus pedestrian crashes at signalised intersections in the Perth central business district: Who’s running the gauntlet? Peter Palamara (Curtin University)
Naturalistic drinking and driving: Expectancy effects and acute protracted error with moderate alcohol consumption Samuel Charlton (Traffic & Road Safety Research Group - University of Waikato)
Building evaluation capacity: Experiences from the NSW centre for road safety Ben Barnes (Centre for Road Safety, Transport for NSW)
Gender differences in crash characteristics among occupants aged 17-25 years admitted to hospital in NSW Lynne Bilston (NeuRA Injury Prevention Research Centre)
The impacts of a reduced speed enforcement tolerance threshold on road safety outcomes Nils Van Lamoen (New Zealand Police)
Work zone items influencing driver speeds at roadworks: Worker, driver and expert perspectives Ross Blackman (Centre for Accident Research and Road Safety - Queensland)
Modelling socioeconomic disadvantage and road trauma using a modified model to overcome data challenges Victoria Pyta (VicRoads)
Road safety management in Australia building capacity through coordinated action Lauchlan McIntosh (ACRS, Australasian New Car Assessment Program)
1230-1330 Lunch proudly sponsored by Suncorp Insurance
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PROGRAM – wednesday 12 november 2014
1330-1500
Workshops
Mayfair 1 Mayfair 3 Grosvenor Mayfair 2 Bristol 2
Police Enforcement Facilitator: Superintendent Michael Grainger
Road Safety Education Facilitator: Samantha Collins
Zurich Road Safety Forum
Serious Injuries - The Hidden Trauma Facilitator: Professor Ian Johnston
Technologies - The way of the future? Facilitator: Susan Harris
1500-1530 Afternoon Tea proudly sponsored by VicRoads
1530-1700
Mayfair 1 Mayfair 3 Grosvenor Mayfair 2 Bristol 2
Police Enforcement Road Safety Education
Zurich Road Safety Forum
Serious Injuries - The Hidden Trauma
Technologies - the way of the future?
Workshop Descriptions
Road policing plays a significant role in changing road user behaviour and keeping the community safe. What is currently working and what can be done differently? This workshop will discuss best practice road policing and how some of the current challenges are being addressed. Topics covered include Fatigue, Speed Limit Setting, Low Level Speeding and Impaired Driving.
This workshop will feature presentations from experts in the youth road safety field and explore best practice in road safety education in early childhood, school and community based settings.
Invitation only. A number of high profile experts from research, business and risk management will offer their insights into human behaviour, road safety and risk mitigation. This event is tailored to the transportation sector, and organisations that rely upon heavy transport in their business. We will present to an audience of CEOs, CFOs, Risk Managers, HR Managers, OHS Managers.
Often, the focus of road safety seems firmly set on fatalities. However, we know that serious injury is the much larger, but hidden trauma. This focus needs to be shifted urgently and this workshop will investigate how we can increase the emphasis by the community, media and decision makers on serious injuries, so that significant reductions can follow.
Vehicle safety and related technologies are developing at a rapid pace. What are the future winners in relation to road safety? Are autonomous vehicles the way of the future? This workshop will explore new and upcoming technologies such as autonomous driving, discover their potential to reduce road trauma and discuss factors that may help or hinder their introduction.
1800-1930 Welcome Reception: The Residence, Grand Hyatt Melbourne proudly sponsored by RACV
PROGRAM – THURsday 13 november 20140730 Registration and Exhibition
Plenary Session 1
0830Opening: Janet Dore, CEO of the Transport Accident Commission
Welcome Message (video): Surprise international guest
0845 Keynote Presentation: Georgie Harman, CEO of beyondblue
0930Panel discussion: “It always seems impossible until it’s done”. What can Australasia learn from other fields to achieve the seemingly impossible goal of zero road deaths and serious injuries?Facilitated by: Virginia Trioli. Panellists: John Merritt, Ian Johnston, Georgie Harman, Peter Sweatman
1030-1100 Morning Tea proudly sponsored by Department of Justice
1100-1230
Concurrent session 1
Savoy 1 Savoy 2 Savoy 3 Grosvenor Room Bristol Room
Young drivers Chairperson: Antonietta Cavallo
Speeding Chairperson: Cath Wilkins
Infrastructure Chairperson: John Matta Session proudly sponsored by Safe System Solutions Pty Ltd
Data & research methods Chairperson: Peter Schofield
Road safety management & strategy Chairperson: Murray Lampard
Identifying and intervening with potentially high risk young drivers Anne Harris (Anne Harris Consulting)
Methods for reducing speeds on urban arterial roads Blair Turner (ARRB Group)
From the bush to the burbs: An on-road study of driver situation awareness at rural and urban railway level crossings Paul Salmon (University of the Sunshine Coast)
Comparison of Victorian road trauma trends using traditional and alternative measures of serious injury derived from linked data Angelo D’Elia (Monash University)
Strategies to advance road safety in Australia Mary Lydon (Centre for Automotive Safety Research)
Driver education/training courses for newly licensed drivers: who participates and for what reasons? Findings from the New Zealand drivers study Dorothy Begg (University of Otago)
“Everyone else is doing it, why shouldn’t I?” Victorian drivers and low level speeding Jodi Page-Smith (Transport Accident Commission)
Priorities for crash countermeasures in Australia and New Zealand - An overview based on Safe Systems principles Peter Cairney (ARRB Group)
It wasn’t my fault: Does crash culpability improve predictive outcomes in self-reported road safety research? James Freeman (CARRS-Q)
Road safety research into policy: What can we do to make it better? Ann Williamson (University of New South Wales)
The identification and targeted remediation of overconfident, risk-taking young drivers (“driveaholics”) Jennie Hill (Motorvation)
The effectiveness of an advisory intelligent speed adaptation (ISA) system for Victorian repeat speeders Karen Stephan (Monash University Accident Research Centre)
An investigation of car versus pedestrian crashes at signalised intersections in the Perth central business district: Who’s running the gauntlet? Peter Palamara (Curtin University)
Naturalistic drinking and driving: Expectancy effects and acute protracted error with moderate alcohol consumption Samuel Charlton (Traffic & Road Safety Research Group - University of Waikato)
Building evaluation capacity: Experiences from the NSW centre for road safety Ben Barnes (Centre for Road Safety, Transport for NSW)
Gender differences in crash characteristics among occupants aged 17-25 years admitted to hospital in NSW Lynne Bilston (NeuRA Injury Prevention Research Centre)
The impacts of a reduced speed enforcement tolerance threshold on road safety outcomes Nils Van Lamoen (New Zealand Police)
Work zone items influencing driver speeds at roadworks: Worker, driver and expert perspectives Ross Blackman (Centre for Accident Research and Road Safety - Queensland)
Modelling socioeconomic disadvantage and road trauma using a modified model to overcome data challenges Victoria Pyta (VicRoads)
Road safety management in Australia building capacity through coordinated action Lauchlan McIntosh (ACRS, Australasian New Car Assessment Program)
1230-1330 Lunch proudly sponsored by Suncorp Insurance
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PROGRAM – THURsday 13 november 2014 (continued)
1330-1500
Concurrent session 2
Savoy 1 Savoy 2 Savoy 3 Grosvenor Room Bristol Room
Road safety education Chairperson: Ian Hughes
Rural Roads Chairperson: Julian Lyngcoln
ITS & technology Chairperson: Brian Negus
Motorcycle safety Chairperson: Samantha Cockfield
Impaired driving Chairperson: William Gibbons
Active and safe: Road safety education in contemporary early childhood education Catharine Hydon (Early Learning Australia)
From research to practice – development of rural curve mass treatment program Chris Jurewicz (ARRB Group Ltd)
Investigation into the application of the Australian national risk assessment model (ANRAM) to a route safety review Melvin Eveleigh (TfNSW)
A novel approach for evaluating the potential benefits of motorcycle autonomous emergency braking in real world crashes Giovanni Savino (Monash University Accident Research Centre)
Recommendations about fitness-to-drive after mild traumatic brain injury lack consistency between Australian emergency departments: an observational study Anne Baker (La Trobe University)
Elmo stays safe’ - road and driveway safety education campaign Melinda Spiteri (RACV)
New Zealand’s rural intersection active warning system Ken Holst (NZ Transport Agency)
The CITI project - An update on Australia’s first deployment of Cooperative Intelligent Transport Systems targeting heavy vehicle safety Paul Tyler (NICTA)
Speed violation behaviour in motorcyclists and self-reported crash history Julie Brown (NeuRA Injury Prevention Research Centre)
Repeat drink drivers: ending the cycle. Is it an impossible dream? David Wallace (Traffic Safety Guy)
New beginnings for early childhood road safety education in Australia - leading change through policy development Emma Clarkson (VicRoads)
Rural regional roads – improving the system Kenn Beer (Safe System Solutions Pty Ltd)
The rapid deployment of an effective road safety countermeasure through a smartphone application - The Story of Speed Adviser John Wall (NSW Centre for Road Safety, Transport for NSW)
Evaluation of VicRide, an on-road motorcycle coaching program: study protocol and baseline characteristics Rebecca Ivers (The George Institute for Global Health, University of Sydney)
Turning research into public education: “Don’t trust your tired self” Evan Walker (Transport for NSW)
The year 11 fit2drive workshop – from evidence-based research to a new program Kelly Imberger (VicRoads)
Drivers’ perceptions of risk on rural New Zealand roads Nicola Starkey (Traffic and Road Safety Research Group, University of Waikato)
The safety potential of connected vehicles Sam Doecke (Centre for Automotive Safety Research)
Victoria’s active motorcycle fleet: Traffic density, speeds, and age distributions of motorcycles and riders Trevor Allen (Accident Research Centre, Monash Injury Research Institute, Monash University)
The good sports program: Driving reductions in road accidents through improved alcohol management at sporting clubs Jon McGregor (Australian Drug Foundation)
1500-1530 Afternoon Tea proudly sponsored by Department of Justice
PROGRAM – THURsday 13 november 2014 (continued)
1530-1700
Concurrent session 3
Savoy 1 Savoy 2 Savoy 3 Grosvenor Room Bristol Room
Young drivers Chairperson: Robyn Seymour
Speeding Chairperson: Joseph Adams
Post crash response & judging risk Chairperson: Michael Fitzharris
Bicycle Safety Chairperson: Paul Tierney
Older Drivers Chairperson: Melinda Spiteri
Higher-order instruction by professional driving instructors: A naturalistic pilot study Bridie Scott-Parker (University of the Sunshine Coast)
The good news about speed compliance in Victoria Michael Nieuwesteeg (Transport Accident Commission)
Post crash response arrangements in Australia compared to other high performing road safety nations John Wall (NSW Centre for Road Safety, Transport for NSW)
So you want to increase cycling on roads: Then we need side underrun barriers on all trucks George Rechnitzer (TARS, UNSW)
Older drivers’ involvement in speed events Anna Chevalier (The George Institute for Global Health, Sydney Medical School, The University of Sydney)
The “P drivers project”: Past, present and future directions Eve Mitsopoulos-Rubens (VicRoads)
Do motorists really intend to speed in school zones? An experiment to address traffic offending Bree Gregory (Department of Psychology, Macquarie University)
How drivers judge the safety of the road Jon England (MWH New Zealand Ltd)
Using specialised cyclist detection software to count cyclists and determine cyclist travel speed from video Glulio Ponte (Centre for Automotive Safety Research, The University of Adelaide)
Ageing road users – Identifying research priorities Elizabeth Waller (Transport Accident Commission)
Driving is boring… and other highlights from ethnographic research with young risk-taking drivers Samantha Collins (Transport Accident Commission)
Too high, too low, or too many changes? Undertaking a major speed limit review in Queensland Larissa Knight (Department of Transport and Main Roads)
Risking the road: How drivers perceive risk Samuel Charleton (Traffic and Road Safety Research Group - University of Waikato)
The safety of bicycles being overtaken by cars: What do we know and what do we need to know? Narelle Haworth (CARRS-Q)
The use of seat belt and seat cushion accessories among drivers aged 75 years and older Kristy Coxon (The George Institute for Global Health, Sydney Medical School, University of Sydney)
Exploring the relationships between aberrant driving behaviours and maladaptive personality traits in a young driver sample Vanessa Beanland (The Australian National University)
Changing the conversation about speeding Paul Graham (New Zealand Transport Agency)
An operator-centred investigation of safety issues for emergency responders at traffic incidents Vanessa Cattermole (University of Queensland)
Using on-road study data to explore the sequence of behaviours and factors involved in cyclists’ near collisions with other road users Paul Salmon (University of the Sunshine Coast Accident Research/University of the Sunshine Coast)
A randomised controlled trial evaluating a safe-transport program for drivers aged 75 years and older Lisa Keay (The George Institute for Global Health, University of Sydney)
1830-2330 Conference Dinner: The Plaza Ballroom, Collins Street - Proudly Sponsored by TAC
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PROGRAM – THURsday 13 november 2014 (continued)
1330-1500
Concurrent session 2
Savoy 1 Savoy 2 Savoy 3 Grosvenor Room Bristol Room
Road safety education Chairperson: Ian Hughes
Rural Roads Chairperson: Julian Lyngcoln
ITS & technology Chairperson: Brian Negus
Motorcycle safety Chairperson: Samantha Cockfield
Impaired driving Chairperson: William Gibbons
Active and safe: Road safety education in contemporary early childhood education Catharine Hydon (Early Learning Australia)
From research to practice – development of rural curve mass treatment program Chris Jurewicz (ARRB Group Ltd)
Investigation into the application of the Australian national risk assessment model (ANRAM) to a route safety review Melvin Eveleigh (TfNSW)
A novel approach for evaluating the potential benefits of motorcycle autonomous emergency braking in real world crashes Giovanni Savino (Monash University Accident Research Centre)
Recommendations about fitness-to-drive after mild traumatic brain injury lack consistency between Australian emergency departments: an observational study Anne Baker (La Trobe University)
Elmo stays safe’ - road and driveway safety education campaign Melinda Spiteri (RACV)
New Zealand’s rural intersection active warning system Ken Holst (NZ Transport Agency)
The CITI project - An update on Australia’s first deployment of Cooperative Intelligent Transport Systems targeting heavy vehicle safety Paul Tyler (NICTA)
Speed violation behaviour in motorcyclists and self-reported crash history Julie Brown (NeuRA Injury Prevention Research Centre)
Repeat drink drivers: ending the cycle. Is it an impossible dream? David Wallace (Traffic Safety Guy)
New beginnings for early childhood road safety education in Australia - leading change through policy development Emma Clarkson (VicRoads)
Rural regional roads – improving the system Kenn Beer (Safe System Solutions Pty Ltd)
The rapid deployment of an effective road safety countermeasure through a smartphone application - The Story of Speed Adviser John Wall (NSW Centre for Road Safety, Transport for NSW)
Evaluation of VicRide, an on-road motorcycle coaching program: study protocol and baseline characteristics Rebecca Ivers (The George Institute for Global Health, University of Sydney)
Turning research into public education: “Don’t trust your tired self” Evan Walker (Transport for NSW)
The year 11 fit2drive workshop – from evidence-based research to a new program Kelly Imberger (VicRoads)
Drivers’ perceptions of risk on rural New Zealand roads Nicola Starkey (Traffic and Road Safety Research Group, University of Waikato)
The safety potential of connected vehicles Sam Doecke (Centre for Automotive Safety Research)
Victoria’s active motorcycle fleet: Traffic density, speeds, and age distributions of motorcycles and riders Trevor Allen (Accident Research Centre, Monash Injury Research Institute, Monash University)
The good sports program: Driving reductions in road accidents through improved alcohol management at sporting clubs Jon McGregor (Australian Drug Foundation)
1500-1530 Afternoon Tea proudly sponsored by Department of Justice
PROGRAM – THURsday 13 november 2014 (continued)
1530-1700
Concurrent session 3
Savoy 1 Savoy 2 Savoy 3 Grosvenor Room Bristol Room
Young drivers Chairperson: Robyn Seymour
Speeding Chairperson: Joseph Adams
Post crash response & judging risk Chairperson: Michael Fitzharris
Bicycle Safety Chairperson: Paul Tierney
Older Drivers Chairperson: Melinda Spiteri
Higher-order instruction by professional driving instructors: A naturalistic pilot study Bridie Scott-Parker (University of the Sunshine Coast)
The good news about speed compliance in Victoria Michael Nieuwesteeg (Transport Accident Commission)
Post crash response arrangements in Australia compared to other high performing road safety nations John Wall (NSW Centre for Road Safety, Transport for NSW)
So you want to increase cycling on roads: Then we need side underrun barriers on all trucks George Rechnitzer (TARS, UNSW)
Older drivers’ involvement in speed events Anna Chevalier (The George Institute for Global Health, Sydney Medical School, The University of Sydney)
The “P drivers project”: Past, present and future directions Eve Mitsopoulos-Rubens (VicRoads)
Do motorists really intend to speed in school zones? An experiment to address traffic offending Bree Gregory (Department of Psychology, Macquarie University)
How drivers judge the safety of the road Jon England (MWH New Zealand Ltd)
Using specialised cyclist detection software to count cyclists and determine cyclist travel speed from video Glulio Ponte (Centre for Automotive Safety Research, The University of Adelaide)
Ageing road users – Identifying research priorities Elizabeth Waller (Transport Accident Commission)
Driving is boring… and other highlights from ethnographic research with young risk-taking drivers Samantha Collins (Transport Accident Commission)
Too high, too low, or too many changes? Undertaking a major speed limit review in Queensland Larissa Knight (Department of Transport and Main Roads)
Risking the road: How drivers perceive risk Samuel Charleton (Traffic and Road Safety Research Group - University of Waikato)
The safety of bicycles being overtaken by cars: What do we know and what do we need to know? Narelle Haworth (CARRS-Q)
The use of seat belt and seat cushion accessories among drivers aged 75 years and older Kristy Coxon (The George Institute for Global Health, Sydney Medical School, University of Sydney)
Exploring the relationships between aberrant driving behaviours and maladaptive personality traits in a young driver sample Vanessa Beanland (The Australian National University)
Changing the conversation about speeding Paul Graham (New Zealand Transport Agency)
An operator-centred investigation of safety issues for emergency responders at traffic incidents Vanessa Cattermole (University of Queensland)
Using on-road study data to explore the sequence of behaviours and factors involved in cyclists’ near collisions with other road users Paul Salmon (University of the Sunshine Coast Accident Research/University of the Sunshine Coast)
A randomised controlled trial evaluating a safe-transport program for drivers aged 75 years and older Lisa Keay (The George Institute for Global Health, University of Sydney)
1830-2330 Conference Dinner: The Plaza Ballroom, Collins Street - Proudly Sponsored by TAC
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PROGRAM – FRIday 14 november 20140700 Registration and exhibition
Plenary Session 2
0830 Welcome to Day 2: David Shelton, Executive Director Strategy and Planning, Road Safety Coordinator, VicRoads
0840 Keynote Presentation: Dr Peter Sweatman, Director of the University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute (UMTRI)
0930The Great Road Safety Debate: Will we achieve zero deaths and serious injuries on Australasia’s roads during our lifetime? Ian Johnston, Mary Lydon, Raphael Grzebieta, Mark Stevenson, Narelle Haworth, John Bolitho
1030-1100 Morning Tea proudly sponsored by Vitronic
1100-1230
Concurrent Session 4
Savoy 1 Savoy 2 Savoy 3 Grosvenor Room Bristol Room
Road safety education Chairperson: Emma Clarkson
Speeding Chairperson: Jessica Truong
Young drivers Chairperson: Samantha Collins
Infrastructure Chairperson: Kenn Beer
Workplace and community Chairperson: Elizabeth Waller
Using child restraints video series: Reaching culturally and lin-guistically diverse communities Elle Towner (RACV)
Effect of mobile phone use and ag-gression on speed selection by young drivers: A driving simulator study Cassandra Gauld (CARRS-Q, QUT)
Orange light versus yellow light: Validation of the behaviour of young novice drivers scale (bynds) in a New Zealand young driver population Bridie Scott-Parker (University of the Sunshine Coast)
An overview of on-road trials of in-novative treatments in Victoria Bill Bui (VicRoads)
National road safety partnership program, a mecha-nism to highlight road safety good practice is not al-truistic but entirely good business Jerome Carslake (ARRB Group)
Creating sustainable community partner-ships to promote road safety in schools - fit to drive (f2d) implementation Graham Spencer (Fit to Drive Foun-dation (F2D) Inc)
A trial of a reduced maximum speed for trucks on the Princes Highway between Melbourne and Geelong Kristie Young (MUARC)
Learner driver mentor programs (LDMPs) a long term review Duncan Mcrae (Youthsafe)
Designing a safe system for vulnerable road users in Inner Melbourne Janet Bolitho (Road Safety Action Group Inner Melbourne)
The economic value of inputs from the community itself to a community road safety partnership Peter Cairney (ARRB Group)
Collaborating with every teacher in New Zealand while supporting citizen-ship through road safety education seems impossible but is getting done Edwin Rakanui (NZ Transport Agency)
Speed limit setting and the safe system principle Lori Mooren (TARS, UNSW)
Views, compliance and enforcement of graduated driver licence conditions: Findings from the New Zealand driv-ers study Rebecca Brookland (University of Otago)
Effectiveness of wire rope safety barriers on all crashes Lisa Steinmetz (ARRB)
Driver licensing and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Rebecca Ivers (The George Institute for Global Health, The University of Sydney)
Best practice in peer-led curriculum content: Informing an interactive program to improve passen-ger safety among high school seniors Lisa Buckley (CARRS-Q, Queensland Uni-versity of Technol-ogy & University of Michigan)
Quantifying thecontribution of low-levelspeeding totrauma in VictoriaHafez Alavi(Transport AccidentCommission)
Barriers to ob-taining a driving licence in regional and remote areas of Western NSW Reece Hinchcliff (Centre for Road Safety, Transport for NSW)
Enhanced identifi-cation of high-risk intersections Paul Durdin (Abley Transporta-tion Consultants)
Safety manage-ment for the occupational driver: The conceptual development of a program Sharon Newnam (Monash University Accident Research Centre)
1230-1330 Lunch proudly sponsored by Zurich
PROGRAM – FRIday 14 november 2014 (continued)
1330-1440
Concurrent Session 5
Savoy 1 Savoy 2 Savoy 3 Grosvenor Room Bristol Room
Road safety and the community Chairperson: Simone Lugg
Vehicle Safety Chairperson: Don Leone
Vulnerable and impaired driving Chairperson: Stuart McGregor
Motorcycle Safety Chairperson: Mark Russell
Data and research methods Chairperson: Michael Nieuwesteeg
A comparison of compliant and non-compliant decision making at actively controlled rail level crossings using the decision ladder Christine Mulvihill (Monash University Accident Research Centre, Monash University)
Technical chal-lenges in assessing serious head inju-ries in a dynamic rollover test Garrett Mattos (TARS-UNSW)
Technology for measuring driver fatigue in real-time: Objective data from heavy vehicles Andrew Tucker (Optalert)
Thermal comfort levels and abrasion resistance of protective denim motorcycle clothing Christopher Hurren (Australian Future Fibres Research and Innovation Centre, Deakin University, Geelong)
Would we notice if the roads were safer? The conse-quences of dimin-ished power for small count data Jake Olivier (University of New South Wales)
Procedural justice and road policing: Is it important? Lyndel Bates (School of Criminology and Criminal Justice and Key Centre for Ethics, Law, Justice and Governance, Griffith University)
Priorities for future vehicle safety im-provements in the Western Australian light vehicle fleet Stuart Newstead (MUARC/CMARC)
Behind the wheel: Confidence and driving exposure in older drivers Kristy Coxon (The George Institute for Global Health, University of Sydney)
Making round-abouts a safe system solution for motorcyclists Kenn Beer (Safe System Solu-tions Pty Ltd)
A novel methodological approach for understanding the complex relationship between compensation methods and fatigue among heavy-vehicle drivers Jason Thompson (Monash University)
The safe system elearning module – a capacity building initiative Elizabeth Waller (Transport Accident Commission)
Road related quad bike and side by side vehicle casualties Raphael Grzebieta (TARS, UNSW)
Fitness-to-drive following stroke: Client performance on the ot-dora battery (occupational therapy driver off-road assessment battery) and on-road driving test Carolyn Unsworth (LaTrobe University)
A qualitative analysis of motorcycle crash and injury causation factors identified during multidisciplinary review of in-depth investigation data Julie Brown (NeuRA Injury Prevention Research Centre)
Using statistical modelling to predict crash risks, injury outcomes and compensation costs in Victoria Renee Schuster (Transport Accident Commission)
1440-1530 Awards and conference close – Chairperson: David Shelton, Executive Director Strategy and Planning, Road Safety Coordinator, VicRoads
1530-1600 Afternoon tea and networking proudly sponsored by Vitronic
Program is current as of 27 October 2014 and is subject to change.
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PROGRAM – FRIday 14 november 20140700 Registration and exhibition
Plenary Session 2
0830 Welcome to Day 2: David Shelton, Executive Director Strategy and Planning, Road Safety Coordinator, VicRoads
0840 Keynote Presentation: Dr Peter Sweatman, Director of the University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute (UMTRI)
0930The Great Road Safety Debate: Will we achieve zero deaths and serious injuries on Australasia’s roads during our lifetime? Ian Johnston, Mary Lydon, Raphael Grzebieta, Mark Stevenson, Narelle Haworth, John Bolitho
1030-1100 Morning Tea proudly sponsored by Vitronic
1100-1230
Concurrent Session 4
Savoy 1 Savoy 2 Savoy 3 Grosvenor Room Bristol Room
Road safety education Chairperson: Emma Clarkson
Speeding Chairperson: Jessica Truong
Young drivers Chairperson: Samantha Collins
Infrastructure Chairperson: Kenn Beer
Workplace and community Chairperson: Elizabeth Waller
Using child restraints video series: Reaching culturally and lin-guistically diverse communities Elle Towner (RACV)
Effect of mobile phone use and ag-gression on speed selection by young drivers: A driving simulator study Cassandra Gauld (CARRS-Q, QUT)
Orange light versus yellow light: Validation of the behaviour of young novice drivers scale (bynds) in a New Zealand young driver population Bridie Scott-Parker (University of the Sunshine Coast)
An overview of on-road trials of in-novative treatments in Victoria Bill Bui (VicRoads)
National road safety partnership program, a mecha-nism to highlight road safety good practice is not al-truistic but entirely good business Jerome Carslake (ARRB Group)
Creating sustainable community partner-ships to promote road safety in schools - fit to drive (f2d) implementation Graham Spencer (Fit to Drive Foun-dation (F2D) Inc)
A trial of a reduced maximum speed for trucks on the Princes Highway between Melbourne and Geelong Kristie Young (MUARC)
Learner driver mentor programs (LDMPs) a long term review Duncan Mcrae (Youthsafe)
Designing a safe system for vulnerable road users in Inner Melbourne Janet Bolitho (Road Safety Action Group Inner Melbourne)
The economic value of inputs from the community itself to a community road safety partnership Peter Cairney (ARRB Group)
Collaborating with every teacher in New Zealand while supporting citizen-ship through road safety education seems impossible but is getting done Edwin Rakanui (NZ Transport Agency)
Speed limit setting and the safe system principle Lori Mooren (TARS, UNSW)
Views, compliance and enforcement of graduated driver licence conditions: Findings from the New Zealand driv-ers study Rebecca Brookland (University of Otago)
Effectiveness of wire rope safety barriers on all crashes Lisa Steinmetz (ARRB)
Driver licensing and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Rebecca Ivers (The George Institute for Global Health, The University of Sydney)
Best practice in peer-led curriculum content: Informing an interactive program to improve passen-ger safety among high school seniors Lisa Buckley (CARRS-Q, Queensland Uni-versity of Technol-ogy & University of Michigan)
Quantifying thecontribution of low-levelspeeding totrauma in VictoriaHafez Alavi(Transport AccidentCommission)
Barriers to ob-taining a driving licence in regional and remote areas of Western NSW Reece Hinchcliff (Centre for Road Safety, Transport for NSW)
Enhanced identifi-cation of high-risk intersections Paul Durdin (Abley Transporta-tion Consultants)
Safety manage-ment for the occupational driver: The conceptual development of a program Sharon Newnam (Monash University Accident Research Centre)
1230-1330 Lunch proudly sponsored by Zurich
PROGRAM – FRIday 14 november 2014 (continued)
1330-1440
Concurrent Session 5
Savoy 1 Savoy 2 Savoy 3 Grosvenor Room Bristol Room
Road safety and the community Chairperson: Simone Lugg
Vehicle Safety Chairperson: Don Leone
Vulnerable and impaired driving Chairperson: Stuart McGregor
Motorcycle Safety Chairperson: Mark Russell
Data and research methods Chairperson: Michael Nieuwesteeg
A comparison of compliant and non-compliant decision making at actively controlled rail level crossings using the decision ladder Christine Mulvihill (Monash University Accident Research Centre, Monash University)
Technical chal-lenges in assessing serious head inju-ries in a dynamic rollover test Garrett Mattos (TARS-UNSW)
Technology for measuring driver fatigue in real-time: Objective data from heavy vehicles Andrew Tucker (Optalert)
Thermal comfort levels and abrasion resistance of protective denim motorcycle clothing Christopher Hurren (Australian Future Fibres Research and Innovation Centre, Deakin University, Geelong)
Would we notice if the roads were safer? The conse-quences of dimin-ished power for small count data Jake Olivier (University of New South Wales)
Procedural justice and road policing: Is it important? Lyndel Bates (School of Criminology and Criminal Justice and Key Centre for Ethics, Law, Justice and Governance, Griffith University)
Priorities for future vehicle safety im-provements in the Western Australian light vehicle fleet Stuart Newstead (MUARC/CMARC)
Behind the wheel: Confidence and driving exposure in older drivers Kristy Coxon (The George Institute for Global Health, University of Sydney)
Making round-abouts a safe system solution for motorcyclists Kenn Beer (Safe System Solu-tions Pty Ltd)
A novel methodological approach for understanding the complex relationship between compensation methods and fatigue among heavy-vehicle drivers Jason Thompson (Monash University)
The safe system elearning module – a capacity building initiative Elizabeth Waller (Transport Accident Commission)
Road related quad bike and side by side vehicle casualties Raphael Grzebieta (TARS, UNSW)
Fitness-to-drive following stroke: Client performance on the ot-dora battery (occupational therapy driver off-road assessment battery) and on-road driving test Carolyn Unsworth (LaTrobe University)
A qualitative analysis of motorcycle crash and injury causation factors identified during multidisciplinary review of in-depth investigation data Julie Brown (NeuRA Injury Prevention Research Centre)
Using statistical modelling to predict crash risks, injury outcomes and compensation costs in Victoria Renee Schuster (Transport Accident Commission)
1440-1530 Awards and conference close – Chairperson: David Shelton, Executive Director Strategy and Planning, Road Safety Coordinator, VicRoads
1530-1600 Afternoon tea and networking proudly sponsored by Vitronic
Program is current as of 27 October 2014 and is subject to change.