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Autumn brings an increased risk of collisions between vehicles and wildlife. In an interview with Aktuálně.cz, BESIP head Tomáš Neřold explains how drivers should react. Research by the Transport Research Centre (CDV) also highlights the risks associated with evasive manoeuvres.
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Registration for the National Centre for Hydrogen Mobility seminar is open until 31 October. Discover the project’s results, current trends and new opportunities in hydrogen technologies.
The European Road Safety Charter’s Good Practice of the Month for October 2026 is a Polish initiative that promotes helmet use and safer road behaviour through child-created videos and practical road safety education.
Issue 4 of the ‘Safe Transport’ newsletter (2026) has been published. It features an overview of accident figures for January to September, a feature on a new video podcast about the consequences of accidents, CDV research and the latest international trends in road safety.
The new podcast Prožij to s námi shares real stories of people whose lives have been affected by road crashes, highlighting the lasting consequences of crashes and the support people may need afterwards.
Open car doors pose a danger to cyclists in 92.5% of cases. The study highlights the increasing width of cars and recommends allocating at least 2 meters for cyclists.
An analysis of autopsy reports from the University Hospital Olomouc (1969–2024) shows an increase in the severity of injuries sustained by accident victims. This serves as an indirect indicator of the impact of improved care on the survival of pedestrians and cyclists.
The article presents the CPX method for measuring road surface noise and examines the factors that influence it. It focuses in particular on surface macrotexture and its relationship with noise generated by tyre–road interaction.
The European Road Safety Charter’s Good Practice of the Month for September 2026 is an Austrian initiative combining practical training, digital learning and trainer development to promote safer e-scooter use.
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