2006 Pedestrian and Cyclist Road Safety Conference
Pedestrian & Cyclist and Road Safety Conference
9 June 2006
Joint National conference held by the Australasian College of Road Safety and the Victorian Parliamentary Road Safety Committee, held at Parliament House, Spring Street, Melbourne Victoria
Speakers
Professor Raphael Grzebieta – Cycling: How safe is it?”
Tim Hughes – “Safer Walking and cycling in New Zealand”
Rob McGregor – “The role of technology in reducing death and injury to pedestrians and cyclists”
Drew Richardson – “Pushbike and pedestrian injuries in the ACT”
Tom Triggs – Behavioural Challenges and issues relating to Vulnerable Road Users: Pedestirians and Bicyclists”
Theme 1 Building our knowledge base and developing strategy
Bruce Corben MUARC
A/Prof Raphael Grzebieta DVExperts
A/Prof Drew Richardson ANU Medical School
Sergeat Peter Bellion, Victoria PoliceProfessor Tom Triggs, MUARC
Theme 2 Capturing national and International experience
Matts-Ake Belin Swedish Road Administration
Iain Cameron, Executive Director, Road Safety WA
Rob McGregor, Bosch Australia
Tim Hughes, Land Transport New Zealand
Theme 3 The Way Forward – Debate and Discussion
David Healy – Australasian College of Road Safety