Lunchtime webinar which provides a look at the basic hazards in the urban environment, engineering measures applied, road safety audit issues and in particular the issues relating to recent schemes to reallocate road space.
“These are unprecedented times” is a phrase we have heard frequently over the last 3 months, and some roads authorities have taken the opportunity that lower motor vehicle use has presented to create more space for pedestrians and cyclists.
As part of the design and implementation process, road safety audits have been carried out on a number of schemes across the country, and these have identified a number of new issues.
This Webinar, hosted by CIHT Scotland, will look at the basic hazards in the urban environment, engineering measures applied, road safety audit issues and in particular the issues relating to recent schemes to reallocate road space.
This event is aimed at Designers, Road Safety Auditors and Roads Authority Clients.
Eric Hill, Principal Engineer, Sweco UK Limited
A Road Safety Engineer with 28 years’ experience gained within the Private Sector and Local Authority, Eric has broad experience in highways and transportation related fields including highways maintenance and design, traffic management, road safety engineering and road safety audit.
Eric has been the Scottish Representative on the Society of Roads Safety Auditors committee since 2013 and has provided annual conferences and workshops in Scotland, and presented at conferences across the UK, Ireland and Portugal.
Eric has over 17 years’ experience as a Special Constable, currently working with Road Policing in Perth with experience of scene management, collision investigation and reporting.
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