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Road Safety in Local Community Academy of Criminalistic and Police Studies XI International Conference ROAD SAFETY IN LOCAL COMMUNITY – CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS – Vrnjacka Banja, Hotel Zvezda April 13 – 16, 2016. XI International Conference ROAD SAFETY IN LOCAL COMMUNITY Serbia, Vrnjacka Banja, April 13 – 16, 2016. – CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS – Publishers Academy of Criminalistic and Police Studies, Belgrade, Serbia Bergische Universität Wuppertal, Germany Faculty of Transport and Traffic Sciences, University of Zagreb, Croatia Serbian Road Safety Association, Novi Sad, Serbia Publishers representative Prof. Dragana KOLARIĆ, Ph.D, Academy of Criminalistic and Police Studies, Acting Dean Editors Prof Krsto LIPOVAC, Ph.D, Conference Program Committee, chairman Asst Prof Miladin NEŠIĆ, Ph.D, Conference Organizing Committee, chairman Technical Editor Filip FILIPOVIĆ, M.Sc. Circulation 100 pieces Printed by Univcrzal Čačak THE CONFERENCE IS ORGANIZED BY: Academy of Criminalistic and Police Studies, Belgrade, Serbia Faculty of Transport and Traffic Engineering Belgrade Faculty of Technical Sciences, Novi Sad Faculty of Transport and Traffic Sciences, Zagreb, Croatia National Technical University of Athens, Greece The School of Higher Technical Professional Education, Niš Road Safety Agency, Republic of Serbia Road Safety Agency, Republic of Srpska Road Safety in Local Communities, Belgrade Road Safety Council, Belgrade Serbian Road Safety Association, Novi Sad Automobile and Motorcycle Association of Serbia Traffic Safety Group BBN Congress Management THE CONFERENCE IS BEING SUPPORTED BY THE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND SCIENCE OF REPUBLIC OF SERBIA © Academy of Criminalistic and Police Studies, Belgrade, Serbia ISBN 978-86-7020-371-6 PROGRAM COMMITTEE Prof Krsto LIPOVAC, Ph.D, Chairman Faculty of Transport and Traffic Engineering, University of Belgrade, Serbia Prof Milan VUJANIĆ, Ph.D. Faculty of Transport and Traffic Engineering, University of Belgrade, Serbia Prof Dragan JOVANOVIĆ, Ph.D. Faculty of Technical Sciences, University of Novi Sad, Serbia Asst Prof Miladin NEŠIĆ, Ph.D. Academy of Criminalistic and Police Studies, Belgrade, Serbia Asst Prof Boris ANTIĆ, Ph.D. Faculty of Transport and Traffic Engineering, University of Belgrade, Serbia Asst Prof Dalibor PEŠIĆ, Ph.D. Faculty of Transport and Traffic Engineering, University of Belgrade, Serbia Svetlana BAČKALIĆ, Ph.D. Faculty of Technical Sciences, University of Novi Sad, Serbia prof. George D. YANNIS, Ph.D. National Technical University of Athens, Greece Prof Dago ANTOV, Ph.D. Tallinn University of Technology, Tallinn, Estonia Prof Ulf BJORNSTIG, Ph.D. Ulmea University, Sweden Prof Juergen GERLACH, Ph.D. University of Wuppertal, Germany Prof Vladan TUBIĆ, Ph.D. Faculty of Transport and Traffic Engineering, University of Belgrade, Serbia Alan ROSS, Ph.D. DEE Global, England Prof Davor BRČIĆ, Ph.D. Faculty of Transport and Traffic Sciences, University of Zagreb, Croatia Prof Osman LINDOV, Ph.D. Faculty for Traffic and Communication, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina Prof Zoran JOŠEVSKI, Ph.D. Faculty of Technical Sciences, Bitola, Macedonia Prof Vujadin VEŠOVIĆ, Ph.D. Faculty of Management in transport and communications, Berane, Montenegro Dejan BOGIĆEVIĆ, Ph.D, The School of Higher Technical Professional Education, University of Niš, Serbia Dragoslav KUKIC, Ph.D. Republic of Serbia - Road Traffic Safety Agency Prof Matjaž ŠRAML, Ph.D. Faculty of Civil Engineering, University of Maribor, Slovenia ORGANIZING COMMITTEE Asst Prof Miladin NEŠIĆ, Ph.D, Chairman Academy of Criminalistic and Police Studies, Belgrade, Serbia Slobodan MALEŠIĆ, Ministry of Internal Affairs – Road Safety Directorate, Serbia Milan BOŽOVIĆ Republic of Serbia - Road Traffic Safety Agency Assist Nenad MARKOVIĆ Faculty of Transport and Traffic Engineering, University of Belgrade, Serbia Milija RADOVIĆ Republic of Serbia - Road Traffic Safety Agency, Republika Srpska Boban MILINKOVIĆ Ministry of Internal Affairs – Road Safety Directorate, Serbia Assist Boško MATOVIĆ Faculty of Technical Sciences, University of Novi Sad, Serbia Milan BOŽIĆ Automobile and Motorcycle Association of Serbia, Belgrade Marko POPOVIĆ, MSc BBN Congress Management, Serbia PEER-REVIEWERS Prof Krsto LIPOVAC, Ph.D, Chairman Prof Milan VUJANIĆ, Ph.D. Prof Dragan JOVANOVIĆ, Ph.D. Asst Prof Miladin NEŠIĆ, Ph.D. Asst Prof Boris ANTIĆ, Ph.D. Asst Prof Dalibor PEŠIĆ, Ph.D. Svetlana BAČKALIĆ, Ph.D. Prof Vladan TUBIĆ, Ph.D. Prof Davor BRČIĆ, Ph.D. Prof Osman LINDOV, Ph.D. Prof Vujadin VEŠOVIĆ, Ph.D. Dejan BOGIĆEVIĆ, Ph.D, Nenad MILUTINOVIĆ, Ph.D. Dragoslav KUKIĆ, Ph.D. FOREWORD Conference “Road safety in local communities” has become recognizable on the map of expert meetings in the field of road safety. From year to year more and more experts are gathering and discussing the topics of importance for local communities, share experiences and discuss various problems and ways to overcome them. In the past we have presented various knowledge and practical experiences in road safety. We have recognized and commended numerous good initiatives at the state and local level, that have contributed to improvement of road safety. We are giving argumented criticism to the negligence and omissions in the work. We have pointed out omissions in the application of regulations, especially omissions in the use of funds intended for improvement of road safety. We have contributed to formation of local bodies for road safety in many cities and municipalities, supported the preparation and implementation of annual Traffic Safety Program, encouraged the work of government institutions, encouraged a revival of the NGO sector... We have promoted the most important international documents and initiatives in road safety. We have established and improved risk mapping in local communities, which is now widely accepted in the region and in Europe. In this Proceedings, we devoted special attention to the maps of the most important indicators of road safety. We create the conditions for a new, science-based, concept of road safety management, based on the performance indicators of road safety. We have contributed to the preparation of the first National “Strategy for road traffic safety in the Republic of Serbia 2015-20201''. In an effort to tighten the responsibility for road safety, within the traditional analysis of the traffic safety situation, since this year, we will add comparative analysis of the results achieved with the objectives set by the national strategy. In Serbia, during the 2015, more than 100 people were killed in traffic accidents than predicted by Strategy2. Other Strategy defined goals have not been achieved in terms of final outcome (number of traffic accidents, number of injured and total socio- economic costs are much higher than predicted), neither in terms of performance indicators (use of seat belts, child car seats, helmet wearing, speeding, driving under the influence of alcohol etc.). This failure is the result of poor performance and requires scientific analysis, preparation and implementation of well thought out system of measures and activities at all levels. It's necessary to carry out very important systemic measures to improve road safety and enhance coordination and cooperation in the work of the most important subjects. We hope that this Conference will contribute to the improvement of work on the local level and to achievement of ambitious goals set by the National Strategy for road traffic safety. ORGANIZING COMMITTEE PROGRAM COMMITTEE Chairman Chairman Ass Prof Miladin Nešić, Ph.D, T.E. Prof. Krsto Lipovac, Ph.D, T.E. 1 05 No. 344-1721/2015-1 (Official Gazette RS, from 20 july 2015) 2 Instead of planned 510 persons killed, in 2015 over 600 persons were killed in traffic accident. TABLE OF CONTENTS No PAPER AUTHORS PAGE THE IMPORTANCE OF CREATING AND Krsto Lipovac USING LOCAL ROAD ACCIDENT Bojan Marić 1. DATABASES - A CASE STUDY OF REPUBLIC Milan Tešić 1 OF SRPSKA 2015 Milija Radović EXPERIMENTAL GROUNDS FOR WAYS TO Irina Makarova Rifat Khabibullin 2. INCREASE TRAFFIC SAFETY ON LIMITED 11 VISIBILITY ROAD SECTIONS Dmitry Zhdanov Eduard Belyaev ANALYSIS OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS Nikola Krstanoski Ile Gjorgievski 3. CAUSED BY PUBLIC TRANSPORT DRIVERS 21 IN SKOPJE EXCEEDING SPEED LIMITS ON TWO-LANE Vladan Tubić Marina Milenković 4. STATE ROADS IN SERBIA – A GENERAL 31 ANALYSIS Draženko Glavić Marijo Vidas MAPPING AND ANALYSING ROAD Mario Ćosić Ljupko Šimunović 5. ACCIDENTS INVOLVING VULNERABLE 43 ROAD USERS IN THE CITY OF ZAGREB Davor Brčić INDEPENDENT ASSESSMENT OF ROAD Nenad Marković IMPACT UPON THE OCCURENCE OF ROAD Milan Vujanić 6. ACCIDENTS INVOLVING PEDESTRIANS IN Dalibor Pešić 53 THE CITY OF BELGRADE Boris Antić ANALYSIS OF SOME DIRECT INDICATORS Boris Murgoski FOR ROAD TRAFFIC SAFETY SITUATION IN Kire Babanoski 7. THE AREA OF THE SECTOR FOR INTERNAL 65 AFFAIRS – SKOPJE IN THE PERIOD 2010-2014 THE MANAGING OF SELF-EXPLAINING Jure Prestor Barbara Klemen 8. ROAD NETWORK IN THE REPUBLIC OF 77 SLOVENIA Marko Renčelj USAGE OF SIMULATION MODELING FOR Irina Makarova Rifat Khabibullin 9. IMPROVEMENT OF SAFETY MANAGEMENT 89 ON UNREGULATED PEDESTRIAN CROSSING Vadim Mavrin, METHODOLOGY FOR BENCHMARKING Dragoslav Kukić ROAD SAFETY AT THE LOCAL LEVEL Miroslav Rosić Milan Božović 10. 99 Andrijana Pešić Jovica Vasiljević Darko Petrović VIII No PAPER AUTHORS PAGE MOBILE APPLICATIONS AS A ROAD USER Ile Cvetanovski Vaska Atanasova 11. ASSISTANT IN A SAFER TRAFFIC 109 MOVEMENT Verica Dančevska Cvetanovska Cvetanka EUROPEAN NIGHT WITHOUT ACCIDENT – Marko Slavulj SITUATION IN CROATIA Davor
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