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Das Unfallgeschehen der Radfahrer wird analysiert. Ein erheblicher Anteil der Unfälle ereignet sich ohne Beteiligung motorisierter Fahrzeuge als Alleinunfall, bei Kollisionen mit Fußgängern oder Radfahrern. Viele Alleinunfälle werden nicht angezeigt, daher gibt es eine große Dunkelziffer. Das Schwergewicht der unfallbeteiligten Radfahrer liegt bei Kindern/Jugendlichen und bei Senioren. Der Anteil der Radfahrer als Hauptverursacher liegt bei ca. 47%. Hauptunfallstellen sind Kreuzungen und Einmündungen mit je über 28 %. Auf gesonderten Radwegen ist das Radfahren nur wenig sicherer als auf Straßen ohne Radwege; hinsichtlich der Unfallschwere ist das Bild uneinheitlich. Das Unfallgeschehen an Knotenpunkten wird genauer beschrieben.
The European Union has set a target to reduce all road fatalities (over 40,000) with 50% in 2010. This target percentage remained unchanged with the introduction of the ten new member states within the EU as by May 1st, 2004. According to Eurostat, 34% of all fatalities in 1998 in the, then, fifteen states of the European Union were the result of single vehicle collisions. This represents over 14,000 lives lost each year of which many can likely be saved through better roadside infrastructure design. The challenge for road safety professionals is to find methods and design strategies that help to reduce these casualties. Procedures for full-scale vehicle crash testing of guard rails were first published in the US in 1962. Present European regulation is mainly based on these procedures and later developments. Since then the vehicle fleet has changed considerably. Due to the complexity of the actual safety problem the numerical simulation approach offers a good opportunity to evaluate the different parameters involved in road safety, such as infrastructure properties, vehicle type, vehicle occupants and injuries. The ideal situation would be that simulation tools are coupled or integrated and all involved effects would be related. At the moment this is not the case yet, but initiatives are taken and a new virtual era has started. This paper offers a method looking at two components that encompass the driving environment: the car and the guardrail. As part of the EC-funded project, RISER (Roadside Infrastructure for Safer European Roads) a multi body simulation program study is carried out to determine sensitivities of some parameters in car to guardrail collisions and gives insides in performance of the car with passive safety equipment, the guardrail and the interaction of these objects with each other. By offering a set of methods that includes these two aspects and their intertwining relations, more confidence can be gained in actually reducing fatalities due to single vehicle collisions with, or due to, roadside furniture. Reducing the number of fatalities of single vehicle crashes would contribute greatly to the stated goal of reducing casualties altogether.
The fact that ADAC Air Rescue handles approximately 4,000 road accident missions every year gave rise to set up an accident research programme for which ADAC Air Rescue provides its data. This data is of initial informational quality and will be supplemented by data from the police, experts, fire brigades as well as hospitals and forensic institutes. Although the number of cases is still rather low, certain tendencies can be identified. The causes for most accidents occur when joining or intersecting traffic, followed by speeding in road bends and tailgating. Many accidents involve HGV rear end collisions, often causing serious injuries, considerable damage and technical problems for the rescue operations. With regard to the various impact types, it has become obvious that most of the extremely serious injuries are inflicted during a passenger car side impact. In addition, access to and removal of trapped passengers is becoming more and more complicated, partly due to the increasing use of high-strength materials, and rescue operations tend to be more time consuming.
This study aimed at comparing head Wrap Around Distance (WAD) of Vulnerable Road User (VRU) obtained from the German in-depth Accident Database (GIDAS), the China in-depth Accident Database (CIDAS) and the Japanese in-depth Accident Database (ITARDA micro). Cumulative distribution of WAD of pedestrian and cyclist were obtained for each database (AIS2+) showing that WAD of cyclists were larger than the ones of pedestrians. Comparing three regions, the 50%tile WAD of GIDAS was larger than that of both Asian accident databases. Using linear regression that might predict WAD of pedestrians and cyclists from Impact speed and VRU height, WADs were calculated to be 206cm/219cm (Pedestrian/Cyclist) for GIDAS, 170cm/192cm for CIDAS and 211cm/235cm for ITARDA. In addition, this study may be helpful for reconsideration of WAD measurement alignment between accident reconstruction and test procedures.
Since 2008, the authors inspected fatal traffic accidents on the spot every year, with the cooperation of Toyota police station in Aichi pref. In the jurisdiction, numbers of fatal accidents were 18 in 2008, 12 in 2009, 14 accidents in 2010, and 16 in 2011. We here report the results of our analysis of information obtained by detailed inspection for those that occurred from 2008 to 2010. We focused on vehicle-to-pedestrian accidents, which accounted for about 45% of all accidents in 2008. Because many accidents occurred on residential roads not far from pedestrians" homes, it was revealed that the decrease of the collision speed by traffic calming such as humps and zone speed management, was highly effective. On the other hand, pedestrian detection technologies seemed to be also effective as a countermeasure on vehicle side. Every pedestrian position against a vehicle was clarified and TTC (Time to Collision) was calculated provisionally. Pedestrian accidents in intersections were also examined. Among the intersection pedestrian accidents within the jurisdiction, compared with the national average in Japan, the ratio of intersections without a signal and the ratio without a pedestrian crossing were high. According to the comparison of the Japanese traffic accident patterns between 2001 and 2008, pedestrian accidents during turning right and turning left did not decrease much. For elderly drivers, these accidents occurred very often. Finally, single vehicle accidents were analysed with the accident pattern analysis methods used above. There were high numbers of single vehicle accidents against object on single roads. Although fatal accidents against guardrails decreased, the numbers of fatal accidents against a utility pole and a sign pole were nearly constant. As for the impact with narrow width objects such as utility poles, the fatality rate was very high, and countermeasures of both road infrastructure and vehicles seem to be effective.
Immediate user self-evacuation is crucial in case of fire in road tunnels. This study investigated the effects of information with or without additional virtual reality (VR) behavioural training on self-evacuation during a simulated emergency situation in a road tunnel. Forty-three participants were randomly assigned to three groups with accumulating preventive training: The control group only filled in questionnaires, the informed group additionally read an information brochure on tunnel safety, and the VR training group received an additional behavioural training in a VR tunnel scenario. One week later, during the test session, all participants conducted a drive through a real road tunnel in which they were confronted with a collision of two vehicles and intense smoke. The informed and the behaviourally trained participants evacuated themselves more reliably from the tunnel than participants of the control group. Trained participants showed better and faster behavioural responses than informed only participants. Interestingly, the few participants in the control group who reacted adequately to the scenario were all female. A 1 year follow-up online questionnaire showed a decrease of safety knowledge, but still the trained group had somewhat more safety relevant knowledge than the two other groups. Information and especially VR behavioural training both seem promising to foster adequate self-evacuation during crisis situations in tunnels, although long term beneficial behavioural effects have to be demonstrated. Measures aiming to improve users/ behaviour should take individual difference such as gender into account.
Die Klinik für Frührehabilitation und Geriatrie, Westküstenklinikum Heide ist Bestandteil eines Kooperationsnetzwerks und wirkt am Erhalt der Mobilität und Autonomie älterer Verkehrsteilnehmer im Landkreis Dithmarschen mit. Die Zusammenarbeit mit Seniorenbeiräten, Landesverkehrswacht, Fachdiensten, Polizei-Dienststellen, Ärzten und Psychologen sowie Fahrlehrern ermöglicht eine breite Datenerfassung zum Thema ältere Kraftfahrer, insbesondere zu ihrem Unfallgeschehen.
Die europäischen Länder, die ein Programm zur Erhöhung der Verkehrssicherheit eingeführt haben, weisen in der Regel einen gesteigerten Rückgang an Getöteten und Verletzten auf. Im Vordergrund dieser Programme stehen neben der Reduktion der Unfälle die Umsetzbarkeit, die Finanzierbarkeit, die politische und soziale Akzeptanz sowie die Kosteneffizienz. Im Anschluss an die Erörterung der Merkmale einer erfolgreichen Verkehrssicherheitsarbeit werden zunächst beispielhaft die Planziele der Programme in Finnland (im Jahr 2010 weniger als 250 Getötete) und in Österreich (Reduktion der Getöteten um 50 % und eine Verminderung der Unfälle mit Personenschaden um 20 % bis 2010) vorgestellt. Die bisherige Entwicklung der Unfallzahlen wird auf je einer Grafik veranschaulicht. Anschließend werden das Hauptziel der Europäischen Kommission, die Halbierung der Zahl der Verkehrstoten 2001 bis 2010, sowie die Entwicklung der Zahlen von 1990 bis 2005 beziehungsweise 2010 (Zielvorgabe) dargestellt. Eine weitere vergleichende Grafik gibt die Zahl der Verkehrstoten in den Jahren 1995 und 2004 in allen Ländern der Europäischen Union (EU) wieder. Schließlich werden noch verschiedene Bemühungen der World Health Organisation (WHO) erwähnt.
Despite the steadily declining number of pedestrian fatalities and injuries in most European countries during recent decades, pedestrian protection is still of great importance in the European Union as well as in Germany. This is because they still constitute a large proportion of road user casualties and are more likely to suffer serious and fatal injuries than most other road users. In 1999 only car occupants suffered more fatal injuries than pedestrians in Germany. In December 1998, EEVC WG 17 completed their review and updating of the EEVC WG 10 pedestrian test procedure that made it possible to evaluate the protection afforded to pedestrians by the front of passenger cars in an accident. Within the scope of this procedure, four different impactors are used representing those parts of the body which are injured very often and/or very seriously in vehicle-pedestrian-collisions. In a project executed by IKA and BASt, a small family car was tested according to the EEVC WG 17 test procedure. Afterwards modifications to the car were carried out in order to improve the pedestrian protection provided by the vehicle design. There were certain restrictions placed on the level of modifications undertaken, e.g. only minor modifications to vehicle styling and to the vehicle structures, which provide passenger protection. The redesigned vehicle was tested again using the WG 17 test procedure. The test results of the modified vehicle were compared with those of the standard vehicle and evaluated. The results show that considered measures for pedestrian protection in many areas of the vehicle front structure and the use of innovative techniques can lead to a significant reduction of the loads of pedestrians at an acceptable expense.
Die Unfallfolgenschwere von Verkehrsunfällen wird in der Regel in Form der akut beurteilbaren Verletzungen sowie des Sachschadens bemessen. Die Erfassung medizinischer und psychologischer Langzeitfolgen findet bislang hingegen kaum Berücksichtigung, obwohl sie aus humanitärer Sicht, aber auch zur Verbesserung von Kosten-Nutzen-Analysen von Bedeutung ist.
In dem vorliegenden Projekt wurde eine Erhebungsstrategie zur Erfassung medizinischer und psychologischer Langzeitfolgen im Rahmen vertiefter Unfallanalysen (GIDAS 4.0) entwickelt und erprobt. Es wurden Erhebungsinstrumente für die systematische Erfassung von Langzeitfolgen (z. B. Posttraumatische Belastungsstörung, Schmerzen) und relevante Prädiktoren (z. B. soziale Unterstützung) eruiert und Empfehlungen für deren praktischen Einsatz in der Datenerhebung (z. B. Messzeitpunkte) erarbeitet. Das Erhebungskonzept wurde auf Basis einer Literaturanalyse, der systematischen Aufbereitung der bisherigen Erfahrungen zur Langzeitfolgenerhebung der MHH Unfallforschung sowie pilotierenden Untersuchungen entwickelt.
Das Langzeitfolgenerhebungsdesign für GIDAS sieht vor, den medizinischen und psychologischen Gesundheitszustand sowie weiterführende Informationen aller Unfallbeteiligten in der repräsentativen GIDAS-Stichprobe ca. zwei Wochen nach dem Unfall (Zeitpunkt T1) sowie ca. neun Monate danach (T2) zu erfassen. Im Rahmen der T1-Erhebung wird zudem retrospektiv der Gesundheitszustand vor dem Unfall (T0) erhoben. Die T2-Erhebung wird als Screeninginstrument genutzt, um für weitere Befragungen nur noch unfallbeteiligte Personen mit Langzeitfolgen einzuschließen. Für die detaillierte Analyse der Langzeitfolgen sind 6 weitere Befragungszeitpunkte vorgesehen, um einen Zeitraum von bis zu 10 Jahren nach dem Unfall abzudecken.
Mit dem vorliegenden Konzept für die strukturierte Erfassung von Langzeitfolgen im Rahmen von GIDAS ist eine Grundlage geschaffen, um die Art und das Auftreten von Langzeitfolgen in Abhängigkeit von verschiedenen Einflussfaktoren in einer repräsentativen Stichprobe von Verkehrsunfällen mit Verletzten zu erheben und Details zu Langzeitfolgen in einem Beobachtungszeitraum von bis zu 10 Jahren nach dem Unfall für unfallbeteiligte Personen mit Langzeitfolgen zu erfassen.