Road safety courses
SaferAfrica project will provide in this section e-learning modules for a basic curriculum for future African experts and professionals in the field of road safety.
Disclaimer: this document is a draft and is provided for information only. The information contained herein is subject to change and does not commit the European Commission.
Existing training on road safety in African countries are also published here.
SaferAfrica Introduction Course: Module 7 - Post-Crash Care
This module will focus on post-crash care in a broader sense than “Taking care of injured people” .
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SaferAfrica Introduction Course: Module 6 - Safer Vehicles
Motorized vehicles, especially cars, are becoming more and more sophisticated transport modes. Along the history of traffic, governments and the industry has done a lot of investments to make cars safer.
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SaferAfrica Introduction Course: Module 5 - Safer Users
Human factors form still the most important contribution to coalitions. But what could be said about road users behavior? This module helps you to discover more about human factors in road safety.
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SaferAfrica Introduction Course: Module 4 - Safer Roads
A good and safe road infrastructure is one of the basic elements for road safety. In these five sessions different aspect to build up and to maintain road infrastructure is explained in more details.
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SaferAfrica Introduction Course: Module 3 - Road Safety Management
This module discusses some major elements of the first pillar of the Global Plan for the Decade of Action on Road safety 2011-2020: MANAGEMENT.
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SaferAfrica Introduction Course: Module 2 – Data Collection
This module will point out that to work on road safety, different kind of data are necessary.
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SaferAfrica Introduction Course: Module 1 - Concepts of Road Safety
The Module 1 will introduce you in the world of road safety.
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International Course on Safe Urban Street Design for Vulnerable Road Users
This course discusses the reasons pedestrians, bicyclists, motorcyclists, public transportation vehicles and non-motorized vehicles are involved in impacts that result in fatalities and serious injuries. The corrective actions, including education, enforcement and engineering actions that can be taken to reduce these impacts are also presented in detail.
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Delft Road Safety Course
The Road Safety Course in Delft is focussed on how to implement the principles that underpin the Safe Systems approach in Low and Middle-Income Countries. The main contents address road safety policy development, agenda and target setting, implementation of action plans, financing, research programmes and safety measures in the area of engineering, enforcement, and education, making participants able to develop a Road Safety Plan and to set up local programmes.
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