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Exploring Speed Management in the US and Abroad - Shared screen with speaker view
Heidi Simon
21:19
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Heidi Simon
21:43
This session is being recorded and the recording link will be sent to all attendees after the broadcast.
Heidi Simon
22:13
Learn more about UN Global Road Safety Week here: https://www.unroadsafetyweek.org/en/home
Heidi Simon
25:20
https://globaldesigningcities.org/publication/designing-streets-for-kids/
Heidi Simon
25:23
https://nacto.org/safespeeds/
Paul Mackey
26:31
I think you will find my ITE Drop-In Session on May 11 dealing with Driver Psychology and Speed Management informative as the foundation of better design to limit speeds, as Ms Draisin has mentioned.
Paul Mackey
29:12
This will get you to the list of Drop In Sessions:
Paul Mackey
29:54
https://www.ite.org/events-meetings/virtual-drop-in-sessions/ The recording will be available to ITE members when the coordinator posts it
Heidi Simon
33:26
More from USRAP http://www.usrap.org/
Rod King
45:41
Hi everybody. Its Rod King of 20's Plenty for Us in the UK. Spain has just set a national urban default limit of 30km/h and Wales is setting a national urban default of 20mph. You can hear speakers from Spanish and Welsh governments, and WHO at our webinar on Thursday 14:30 BST. Hear how "social engineering" can be used as a powerful tool for normalising 20mph/30kmh speeds to reset how we view acceptable speed on roads. Hear how a population-wide approach can be more cost effective than isolated interventions.Find out more at www.20splenty.org/webinar
Heidi Simon
47:14
You can learn more about the recommendations in the report here: https://www.jhsph.edu/research/centers-and-institutes/johns-hopkins-center-for-injury-research-and-policy/our-impact/documents/recommendations-of-the-safe-system-consortium.pdf
Iman Abubaker
01:00:23
Also adding this Low-Speed Zone Guide which intends to equip communities and decision-makers with the tools to implement low-speed zones that will suit their specific context.: https://www.wri.org/research/low-speed-zone-guide
Russ Rader
01:04:31
Great webinar. A development in the U.S. is that IIHS, GHSA and the National Road Safety Foundation are funding grants to Virginia and Maryland this year to develop speed management programs. Both will involve engineering changes, education and enforcement. The idea is that these projects, if effective, could serve as a model for other communities.
Heidi Simon
01:05:54
https://www.unroadsafetyweek.org/en/home
Heidi Simon
01:06:47
Just a reminder- this is a deep diver webinar and we will going until 3:30 Eastern
Russ Rader
01:08:20
Link to background on the speed management projects supported by IIHS, GHSA and NRSF. Details coming later in the year. https://www.iihs.org/news/detail/after-rise-in-speeding-during-pandemic-groups-launch-initiatives-to-slow-drivers-down
Heidi Simon
01:11:23
Announcement of Addis Ababa & Bogota receiving this year’s VZY International Leadership Award http://www.visionzeroforyouth.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Intl-VZY-Award-Announcement_2021_final.pdfAnnouncement of Milwaukee SRTS Program receiving the Vision Zero for Youth US Innovation Award http://www.visionzeroforyouth.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/2021-VZY-Award-PR-Milwaukee-FINAL.pdf
Heidi Simon
01:39:27
Some links from Luisa's presentation
Heidi Simon
01:39:46
A Story about Kids First: https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/4f227214ccbb4ff681d318e729192f65
Heidi Simon
01:40:16
Kids First Documentary: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1CsmTPyJEKjIMZppMkJM9iifwSJLEn7RD