Diverse Beiträge auf der ICTCT-Konferenz
24 Oktober 2026
Vom 22. bis 23. Oktober 2026 fand in Zagreb die 38. ICTCT Konferenz (International Cooperation on Theories and Concepts in Traffic Safety) statt. Unsere Professur war mit Vorträgen und Postern zu aktuellen Forschungsprojekten vertreten:
- Prof. Anja Katharina Huemer: Why Do Road Users Break the Rules? Motivations Behind Cycling-Related Traffic Violations
- Stefan Bohmann: How Steep Is Too Steep? Experimental Evidence on the Usability of Inclined Walkways for Mobility Aid Users sowie Assessment of Subjective Safety and Comfort in Cycling: Development and Validation of the SuSyCo Scale
- Dr. Daniel Eisele: Cycling Infrastructure at Permissive Signalized Intersections: A Simulator Study on Objective and Subjective Safety of Cyclists and Drivers
- Dr. Hiba Nassereddine: Prevalence of Rule Violations by and Against Cyclists: A Comparison of Self-Reported and Crash Data sowie How Accessible Are Inclined Walkways? Evidence from Mobility Aid Users’ Experiences and Field Observations
- Fabian Niemann: Can Able-Bodied Participants Serve as Proxies for Mobility Aid Users in Laboratory Studies of Inclined Walkways? sowie Beyond Compliance: Subjective Legitimacy of Traffic Rule Violations Involving Cyclists and Drivers
- Markus Strigel: Objective and Subjective Safety at Urban Signalized Intersections: A Simulator Study on Effects of Infrastructure and Traffic Signal Control for Car Drivers and Cyclists
Darüber hinaus brachten sich Prof. Dr. Anja Katharina Huemer und Markus Strigel in die ICTCT Sub-Committees zu Bicycle Simulator Research und Surrogate Measures of Safety (SMoS) ein. Prof. Dr. Anja Katharina Huemer ist zudem Mitglied des ICTCT Steering Committee und leitete während der Konferenz als Chair die Keynote von Oscar Oviedo-Trespalacios (TU Delft) zu ethischen Fragen und Datenschutz in der Verkehrssicherheitsforschung im Zeitalter von KI.
