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The target audience of the conference are managers of railway companies, experts responsible for public safety, police officers and rescue specialists, national railway surveillance authorities and national road accident prevention coordinators.
The presentations made during the conference will focus on the following subjects:
- Efficient and non-efficient methods.
- Are there any common railway accident prevention methods or do all the countries have a unique approach?
- Would it be possible to organise cooperation between various countries and coordinate common activities?
- Who (government, entrepreneur, private person, etc.) and how should be engaged in railway accident prevention work?
- Is railway safety a integral part of road safety or is it a separate field of safety (like waterway safety)?
- Why is railway safety usually seen as railway level crossing safety? What we could do to change that misinterpretation?
- Would the installation of gates at level crossings reduce collision risk or would that rather cause people to be more negligent?
- What could be done to enhance the distinction between road and railway safety campaigns, how to increase the importance of railway safety campaigns and make their more noticeable in urban environment?
- What could be done to develop preventive work in the field of railway safety undertaken in Europe?
The working languages of the conference will be Estonian, English and Russian simultaneous translation will be provided.
The conference has no participation fee.
Accommodation: Participants can book accommodation at special rates in Radisson BLU Olümpia Hotel. Special rates are valid for booking until 15 February 2011. Registration sheet »
Registration deadline is 1 March 2011. Those wishing to make a presentation should contact the organisers by 1 February 2011 at the latest. Registration sheet »
Contact E-mail: tamo@operationlifesaver.eu
Tel +372 615 6777
Faks: +372 6156777
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