International Cycling Safety Conference (2023) the Hague, the Netherlands

All Items

• How smooth is your ride? Comparison of sensors and methods for surface quality assessment using IMUs

  Moritz Beeking, Hannah Wies, Markus Steinmaßl, Karl Rehrl

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• Keep me safe—evaluation of safety perception of different bicycle facilities

  Tanja Stoll, Désirée Hagmann, Jakob Leitner, Markus Hackenfort

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• Reliability of C-ADAS and the importance of the acceleration function for cycling safety

  Marek Junghans, Meng Zhang, Hagen Saul, Andreas Leich

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• Interactions among cyclists riding the wrong way on the bicycle path

  Claudia Leschik, Imanol Irizar da Silva, Kay Gimm, Marek Junghans

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• Assessing the safety of international examples of bicycle streets to identify important design elements—an expert judgement

  Teun Uijtdewilligen, Gert Jan Wijlhuizen, Matin Nabavi Niaki

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• Enhancing cyclist safety in cyclist-vehicle interactions through early hazard notifications: a comparison of bi-modal cues at head level

  Tamara von Sawitzky, Andreas Löcken, Thomas Grauschopf, Andreas Riener

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• What turns a bicycle street into a street for cyclists? A multimodal study on subjective safety of infrastructure measures on bicycle streets using an approach in virtual reality

  Marc Schwarzkopf, André Dettmann, Angelika C. Bullinger

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• In-depth analysis of scenarios and injuries in crashes between cyclists and commercial vehicles in Germany

  Ron Schindler, Hanna Jeppsson

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• Introducing right turn on red for cyclists—a before-after study on behavioural adaption in Germany

  Bettina Schröter, Sebastian Hantschel, Miriam Niestegge, Hagen Schüller, Regine Gerike

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• Assessing micromobility safety on horizontal curves of bike lanes: a video motion analysis methodology

  Morteza Hossein Sabbaghian, David Llopis-Castelló, Alfredo García

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• Determinants of cyclists' willingness to comply with mixed traffic provision and to ride on the carriageway rather than the pavement

  Sebastian Hantschel, Bettina Schröter, Regine Gerike

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• Overtaking in Stuttgart—analysis of the lateral distances between motor vehicles and bicycle traffic with reference to traffic volume and cycling infrastructure

  Leo Casey, Lutz Gaspers, Harald Mandel

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