CDV in media

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.

Fatigue, emotions, mobile phones and activity inside the vehicle can distract drivers from traffic. Traffic psychologist Pavel Řezáč discusses how to recognise distraction and respond to it safely.

Aggressive behaviour on the road can quickly turn into a dangerous situation. How should drivers respond when they encounter an aggressive driver, and how can they prepare for a safer journey?

CDV researcher Lukáš Kadula spoke on ČT24 about motorcycle safety, the risks of cornering, special road markings and the importance of a safe riding line.

Transport psychologist Pavel Řezáč spoke on Czech Radio about why motorcyclists are overlooked by drivers and how greater awareness can improve road safety.

CDV researcher Lukáš Kadula discussed e-bike and e-scooter crash trends on TV Nova, focusing on alcohol, helmet use, user behaviour and road safety.

The growing interest in electric cars in the Czech Republic is being driven by more affordable prices, a wider range of models and the development of the charging infrastructure. According to Pavel Havránek from the Transport Research Centre, replacing entrenched myths with objective data is key to further development.

Long holiday journeys begin before you even leave home. In the Hospodářské noviny podcast, Pavel Řezáč explains why proper preparation and rest are essential for safe driving.

Fatigue, heat and traffic congestion can affect drivers more than the condition of their vehicle. Pavel Řezáč from the Transport Research Centre explained how to prepare for safer holiday travel.