ALIVE • Factum
Factum steht für zielgruppen- und anwenderInnen-orientierte Motiv- und Bedürfnisforschung. Der Schwerpunkt liegt auf Mobilität und sozialer Innovation.
Öffentlicher Verkehr, Verhaltensänderung, Vigilanz, Radfahren, Gehen, Verkehrssicherheit, IKT, Digitalisierung, Automatisierung, Autonomes Fahren, Mobilitätsbedürfnisse, Barrierefreiheit, Assistenzsysteme, Lebensqualität, Raumqualität, Haltestelle, Kampagne, Kinder, Jugendliche, SeniorInnen, Demenz, Multimodales Mobilitätsverhalten, Qualitative und quantitative Forschungsmethoden, Interviews, Fokusgruppen, Beobachtungen, Statistische Analysen, Literaturstudien
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About This Project
ALIVE – Accidents involving lorries and cyclists – Evaluation of the avoidance potential of different assistance systems -.
The risk of being killed as a cyclist in an accident with a truck is thirteen times higher than in accidents with other road users. Around five cyclists are killed in such accidents every year. Assistance systems, e.g. turning assistants, can contribute to increasing road safety. However, their effectiveness has not yet been studied in detail. This is being done within the framework of ALIVE. The research team is investigating the effectiveness and acceptance of truck assistance systems with regard to accidents involving cyclists. To what extent accidents between cyclists and trucks can be avoided is a central research question.
Period
January 2022 - December 2023
Sponsor
Verkehrsssicherheitsfonds
Partner
TU - Graz Institut für Fahrzeugsicherheit (Koordinator)
Category
Unprotected Road Users
Tags
cycling, traffic safety, truck-traffic
