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Final Technical Implementation Report Final Technical Implementation Report 2014 Covering the period from month 25 to 41 As prepared by the coordinator RSI “Panos Mylonas” with the contribution of all AVENUE partners Contact: Vassiliki Danelli Mylona ([email protected] or [email protected] ) Actions for Vulnerable, Elderly, Novice drivers and road Users in Europe – for the traffic safety” Contract No: DGMOVE/SUBV/2010/D3/300-1/SI12.568329/AVENUE Acronym of the Project: AVENUE for Traffic Safety This project is financed by the European Commission. The author bears responsibility for the content of this publication; the European Commission does not adhere for the further usage of the containing content. 1 Contents Executive Summary ....................................................................................................................................... 5 Introduction .................................................................................................................................................... 7 Definition of the objective(s) of the project .................................................................................................... 7 Description of work performed during year three and extension. .................................................................. 8 Work Package 1: Establishment of a European NEST referral centre ...................................................... 8 RSI & RYD.BE ........................................................................................................................................ 8 Work Package 2: Establishment of fixed NESTs ..................................................................................... 10 RSI ........................................................................................................................................................ 11 ITS ........................................................................................................................................................ 14 Work Package 3: Establishment of Local NESTs .................................................................................... 20 ROF ...................................................................................................................................................... 20 UPATRAS............................................................................................................................................. 23 AESLEME............................................................................................................................................. 25 Work Package 4: Establishment of mobile NESTs .................................................................................. 27 RYD.EU ................................................................................................................................................ 27 RYD.NL ................................................................................................................................................ 27 RYD.LU ................................................................................................................................................ 27 RYD.BE: ............................................................................................................................................... 28 RSI ........................................................................................................................................................ 28 OY ........................................................................................................................................................ 34 AVS ...................................................................................................................................................... 34 ITS ........................................................................................................................................................ 34 Work Package 5 EDUCATIONAL ACTIONS TOWARDS INDIVIDUAL ROAD USERS ......................... 47 AVS ...................................................................................................................................................... 47 2 RSI ........................................................................................................................................................ 48 RYD.BE, ............................................................................................................................................... 49 RYD.LU ................................................................................................................................................ 50 AESLEME............................................................................................................................................. 51 OY ........................................................................................................................................................ 54 Work package 6: Awareness raising coaching program for road safety ................................................. 58 AVS ...................................................................................................................................................... 58 RSI ........................................................................................................................................................ 59 OY ........................................................................................................................................................ 60 Work Package 7- PRACTICAL SAFE DRIVING TRAINING ................................................................... 66 RSI ........................................................................................................................................................ 66 Work Package 8- ACTIONS INVOLVING 2 OR MORE ROAD USERS ................................................. 67 AVS ...................................................................................................................................................... 67 RSI ........................................................................................................................................................ 67 OY ........................................................................................................................................................ 69 Work Package 9- INVOLVEMENT OF VOLUNTEERS ........................................................................... 72 RSI ........................................................................................................................................................ 72 RYD.NL ................................................................................................................................................ 76 RYD.LU ................................................................................................................................................ 77 RYD.BE ................................................................................................................................................ 77 AVS ...................................................................................................................................................... 77 AESLEME............................................................................................................................................. 77 Work package 10: Evaluation. ................................................................................................................. 79 Factum .................................................................................................................................................. 79 AESLEME............................................................................................................................................. 81 3 Work Package 11: Dissemination ............................................................................................................ 83 ETSC .................................................................................................................................................... 83 RYD.BE, RYD.EU, RYD.NL, RYD.LU, RYD.EU .................................................................................. 86 RSI ........................................................................................................................................................ 86 AESLEME............................................................................................................................................. 96 ROF .................................................................................................................................................... 109 ITS ...................................................................................................................................................... 109 UPATRAS........................................................................................................................................... 114 OY ...................................................................................................................................................... 115 Work Package 12: Project Management ............................................................................................... 116 RSI .....................................................................................................................................................
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