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Saving Lives Assessing and Improving TEN-T Road Network Safety

PROJECTS
Funding
European
European Union
Duration
-
Status
Complete with results
Geo-spatial type
Network corridors
Total project cost
€1 870 570
EU Contribution
€935 285
Project website
Project Acronym
SLAIN
STRIA Roadmaps
Network and traffic management systems (NTM)
Infrastructure (INF)
Transport mode
Road icon
Transport policies
Safety/Security
Transport sectors
Passenger transport,
Freight transport

Overview

Call for proposal
CEF-T-2018-MAP-TRANSPORT
Background & Policy context

Connecting Europe Facility "Saving lives assessing and improving TEN-t road network safety" – SLAIN action number 2018-EU-TM-0019-S in 4 Mediterranean countries. To work towards the implementation of both the United Nations and European Commission goals on road safety and especially supporting authorities in the reporting requirements of the Directive 2008/96/EC now numbered 2019/1936, on road infrastructure safety management,  a more systematic approach to safer road infrastructure is needed. The SLAIN project supports and encourages the proposed changes to the Road Infrastructure Safety Management Directive 2008/96/EC (amended version 2019/1936) and Prepares the readiness of Europe’s infrastructure for Automation. The project’s Action fits in the EC’s 2010 Communication ‘Towards a European Road Safety Area’ and contributes to the long-term goal for zero road deaths in 2050.  

Objectives

This Action assesses the Safety Performance Management of TEN-T core networks in 4 European countries (Croatia, Italy, Greece and Spain). It aims at demonstrating a methodology of network-wide assessment and proposes section-specific, economically-viable crash countermeasures designed to raise infrastructure quality to achieve significant reductions in severe injuries and deaths.

Methodology

EuroRAP and partners' services focus on the whole cycle of measurement to action ensuring our systematic measurement of  recognised risk factors through our protocols ‘’Crash Rate Risk Mapping’’, ‘’Fatality Estimates’’, ‘’Performance Tracking’’ and ‘’Star Ratings’’, with evidence-based solutions that drive investment and provide governments with the business case for safer roads and the confidence to invest in the safety improvement of roads.

The consortium also encourages innovation and partnerships. Innovation is governed by the iRAP Innovation Framework and includes: 

  • i-RAP, the ‘accelerated and intelligent’ data collection, captures the advances in artificial intelligence, machine learning, vision systems (street and sky), LIDAR, telematics and other data sources to deliver critical information on road safety, crash performance, investment prioritisation and the Star Rating of roads for all road users.
  • Autonomous Driving (AD) Star Rating: Star Rating for Autonomous Driving (SR4AD) is an enhanced module to assist authorities in assessing the readiness and safety of road infrastructure. 

Funding

Parent Programmes
Institution Type
Public institution
Institution Name
Inea
Type of funding
Public (EU)
Funding Source
INEA (European Union)

Results

The final outcomes will be widely-available, easily-communicable crash-based maps for four countries, to be shared with public and professionals alike. It will analyse where and how to invest efficiently to improve road infrastructure, examining high- and low-cost countermeasure, not only to assessing existing roads, but also to assess preliminary designs.  Besides, initiatives to meet the needs of automated cars will be set forward.

Partners

Lead Organisation
Partner Organisations
Organisation
Anas Spa
Address
Via Monzambano 10, 100 Roma, Italy

Technologies

Technology Theme
Safety systems
Technology
Road safety awareness campaign
Development phase
Research/Invention

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