National In-depth Road Accident Database
Research Project, 2012 – 2014

​The objective of this project is to collect new real-world road accident data and to make the collected data available to the Swedish road safety research community. Road safety constantly presents new issues and challenges that require recent in-depth data, to support potentially life-saving research. Creating a transparent and independent in-depth road accident dataset benefits the road users, in terms of new interventions and life-saving policies and less suffering. The data collected in this project during a period of 2 years is performed in scheduled shifts represent 24 hours a day 365 days a year. The in-depth data is collected in the area of Gothenburg and the 6 municipalities around. The on-scene investigation team is stationed at Safer Lindholmen. The investigation team conduct the data collection using the DaCoTA method.

Participants

Helen Fagerlind (contact)

Traffic Safety Data

Karin Brolin

Person Injury Prevention

András Bálint

Traffic Safety Data

Li Hagström

Traffic Safety Data

Kristian Holmqvist

Unknown organization

Jan Martinsson

Traffic Safety Data

Hans Norin

Chalmers, Mechanics and Maritime Sciences (M2), Vehicle Engineering and Autonomous Systems

Jan-Ove Åsbogård

Traffic Safety Data

Funding

Swedish Research Council (VR)

Project ID: 2011-6264
Funding Chalmers participation during 2012–2014

Related Areas of Advance and Infrastructure

Transport

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Latest update

12/15/2015