Key road safety training course from FEHRL

Using experience gained during the European Commission’s PILOT4SAFETY project, FEHRL is organising a training course from 4th–8th March 2013. This course is dedicated to audits and safety inspections and will be held at the FEHRL offices, boulevard de la Woluwe 42, 1200 Brussels. This training, structured into three modules: Basics in Road Safety Engineering, Road Safety Auditing and Road Safety Inspection, will focus on the secondary road networks. It is intended for designers and managers wishing to expan
January 7, 2013 Read time: 1 min
Using experience gained during the 2465 European Commission’s PILOT4SAFETY project, 5160 FEHRL is organising a training course from 4th–8th March 2013. This course is dedicated to audits and safety inspections and will be held at the FEHRL offices, boulevard de la Woluwe 42, 1200 Brussels. This training, structured into three modules: Basics in Road Safety Engineering, Road Safety Auditing and Road Safety Inspection, will focus on the secondary road networks. It is intended for designers and managers wishing to expand their knowledge on the safety of secondary roads and wanting to learn more about road safety audit inspections. The course will be in English and the trainers are experts from FEHRL, AIT (Austria), 1369 BASt (Germany), 7072 Belgian Road Research Centre - BRRC (Belgium), 7073 Centrum Dopavniho Vyzkumu - CDV (Czech Republic) and C&S (Belgium). Applications should be received by January 31st 2013.

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