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?? The #UICrail is delighted to support the 8th International Human Factors Rail Conference which will be held in London at the?Leonardo Royal Hotel, on?18 and 19 September 2025. ? ?? The conference is organised by Rail Safety and Standards Board?(RSSB) and in addition to UIC supported by?Chartered Institute of Ergonomics and Human Factors (CIEHF), Department for Transport (DfT), United Kingdom (DfT), The European Union Agency for Railways (ERA),??Network Rail, Newcastle University, Office of Rail and Road (ORR),?Rail Accident Investigation Branch (RAIB) and University of Southampton.? ? ??The conference brings together #HumanFactors experts and practitioners from around the world.?It is the conference to hear about state-of-the-art HF in rail research and knowledge and will cover key topical?issues such as human factors in #Design, #NewTechnologies, in-cab #signalling, #TrafficManagement,?#CompetenceManagement and #SafetyCulture.?The last event in 2021 saw 200 delegates come together from around the world and it provides a unique networking opportunity. ? ?? The call for abstracts is now open on the event website: https://lnkd.in/eRbn3UcQ, in additional to the presentation of research findings, the conference steering group is particularly keen to hear from practitioners and how they have embedded HOF principles and practices within rail projects and operations. The steering group would also encourage papers demonstrating HOF learning from operational events. ? ?? Early-bird registration is open until 6 June 2025. For more information, visit the?RSSB conference website: https://lnkd.in/eRbn3UcQ

When:?21 May 2024,?17:30 Registration?for 18:00 - 20:00 Where:?Tfl 10th floor, Palestra Tfl, Palestra House, 197 Blackfriars Rd, London SE1 8NJ Speaker:?Professor Paul Plummer, ?Director of the Birmingham Centre for Rail Research and Education, University of Birmingham, Non-Executive Director FCILT, FCIRO Reasons to be cheerful about the future of rail in an uncertain world. We all want rail to be a success and for it to play its part in enabling economic, environmental and social change. And most of us probably agree that this means the sector needs to change itself to enable better customer experience and value for money. But we shouldn't forget that there are also things to celebrate, that some of the solutions to current problems are well known, and that many of the sector’s underlying strengths are unchanged. So how can we all help to set up the sector for success? And how can we all succeed in that environment? We have lived through an incredible few years and what does this teach about how to plan for whatever comes next? Paul Plummer, Professor in Rail Strategy. Key areas of research focus on the whole transport system from a customer experience perspective and the implications for policy. Formerly CEO at Rail Delivery Group, Group Strategy Director at Network Rail and President of European Infrastructure Managers. Also working as non-executive director and as a mentor. To book email us at?[email protected]?quoting event code: RSF0083 with your full name, title and company and we will book your place for you. #Railways #CILT #RSF

Excited to share my contributions to this year’s Transportation Research Board (TRB) 2025 Annual Meeting in Washington, DC. Join me as I present four of my research works, each addressing unique facets of transportation and mobility ?? . Here are the details: 1. Exploring the Impacts of Driving Anxiety on Young Drivers’ Travel Safety and Performance Committee: ACS20 AED60 Date & Time: Monday, January 6, 2025, 8:00 AM – 9:45 AM ET Location: Convention Center, Salon B 2. Understanding Bicyclist Behavior and Perception of B2X Advanced Warning Messages within Virtual Reality Committee: ACH40 Date & Time: Monday, January 6, 2025, 10:15 AM – 12:00 PM ET Location: Convention Center, Hall A 3. Sequential Accidents and Likelihood of Injuries: Assessing the Relationship Between Current and Previous Crashes Committee: ACS20 Date & Time: Monday, January 6, 2025, 3:45 PM – 5:30 PM ET Location: Convention Center, Hall A 4. Will Flying Cars Drive Us to Relocate? Socio-Economic Responses Based on Income and Residential Patterns in the U.S.: An Exploratory Study Committee: AEP30 Date & Time: Monday, January 6, 2025, 3:45 PM – 5:30 PM ET Location: Convention Center, Hall A I’m looking forward to discussing these topics with researchers, professionals, and industry leaders. If you’re attending TRB, let’s connect and exchange ideas. Your thoughts and insights would be invaluable!?Let’s connect?there! #TRB2025 #TransportationResearch #DrivingBehavior #Safety #DataScience #TRB #TRBAM

It was great joining the RICS LionHeart RICS webinar this morning on common APC pitfalls. Thank you to Charlotte Crowe and Steve Joel-Dicks FRICS for running the session which provided some very useful hints and tips to ensure a successful APC journey. For those currently sitting the APC the below slide provides some useful links to supporting resources. #Buildingsurveying #RICS #APC #CPD

What an inspiring session with Claire Basinski, MCIP, RPP, CP3 and Somia Sadiq at the Ontario Professional Planners Institute Conference yesterday. My favourite quote was as planners we need to embrace different generations and perspectives to evolve our practice #AdaptationTransformation2024 #OPPIConference2024

The BIG ‘Future of Construction’ conversation with Jose Antonio Nieto Alvarez, the new President of CECE - Committee for European Construction Equipment. At the end of INTERMAT Paris this year, I caught up with Jose to understand what CECE is doing to support the Low Carbon agenda, digitalisation, skills, training and the technical challenges the wider construction world faces. We get excited about the future, ‘wishing we were young again,’ and Jose shares his vision of how CECE, working with manufacturers and solution providers and collaborating with organisations like the Construction Equipment Association (CEA). Whether it’s supporting and shaping regulations, looking to future accredited training for new skills, or lobbying for change, Jose is clear that the construction sector needs to industrialise and embrace new technologies to be safer and more productive. #intermat #leadership #construction #infrastructure #skills #training?#CECE

Global expertise, local impact! ?? IABSE Task Groups bring together experts from around the world to advance structural safety. Got questions or want to learn more about the latest advancements? Don’t hesitate to reach out—our experts are here to help! #iabse #structuralengineering #engineeringcommunity #engineeringcareer #youngengineers #futureengineers #engineeringtools #buildthefuture #learnconnectgrow

The Stephenson Harwood rail team recently hosted the second in a series of top table dinners focused around the future of rail operations, alongside co-host AtkinsRéalis. ? The hosts were joined by Robin Gisby, CEO of the DfT Operator. Robin heads the organisation that operates the current nationalised train operators and will bring other operators into the fold during 2025 and onwards – which was a key theme for discussion. ? Read the top 10 takeaways from the event here: https://lnkd.in/eT6pn-X6 #TransportationandTrade #Rail

As the TRB Annual Meeting slows down, John Hicks, AICP, PMP has had some time to think about what he’s learned. ?? Here are some of his thoughts: ?? Education and outreach are critical to help drivers understand the capabilities and responsibilities associated with advanced driver assistance technology. Collaboration between public agencies and vehicle manufacturers is key to achieving this goal. ?? Rural transportation is gaining attention, with innovative technologies and mobility strategies taking center stage. (Fun fact: Kittelson just completed a microtransit feasibility study in rural Onslow County, NC.) ??? Defining and measuring equity remains a significant challenge as its meaning varies across projects and agencies. There is a critical need for a framework or menu of equity performance measures and data sources. Such tools would help evaluate and effectively communicate equity impacts. #TRBAM

?? ???????? ???????????? ???? ???????? ???????????????????? ???????? - ???????????? ???????? ??????????????????! ECTRI Member Swedish National Road and Transport Research Institute (VTI), together with the University of Leeds, reminds that the for the 20th Road Safety on Five Continents (#RS5C) Conference is still open! The Conference, taking place from September 3 to 5, 2025, will gather experts and stakeholders to exchange knowledge on key #roadsafety challenges and innovations. ?? Submit your abstracts by ?????????????? ????, ????????. ?? Conference Topics include: ? The safe system approach: road safety plans, policies, management, and strategies ? Safety modelling, crash analysis, and evaluation techniques ? Vulnerable road users ? Transport innovations, automation, and ITS applications ? Infrastructure ? Road user behaviour and capabilities ? Equity issues in traffic safety ? Road safety and resilience Since 2005, ECTRI has proudly supported the RS5C. Special thanks to?Sandra Vieira and?George Yannis for representing ECTRI on the Scientific Committee in this edition. For more information, visit the RS5C website:?https://www.vti.se/rs5c #roadsafety #transportresearch #submityourabstract