Deregulation and Transport safety in Rail - What is best practice in EU? Proceedings of Presentations from the Workshop arranged 16/10 2003, in Brussels
Stig O Johnsen
23.06.2004
129 pages
Price of paper copy NOK 350,-
This are the proceedings from the workshop arranged 16/10 -2003 in Brussels, discussing: "Deregulation and Transport safety in Rail - What is best practice in EU?" Of special interest was the paper from Prof A. Evans indicating that Rail privatisation in Great Britain has NOT adversely affected safety - this is contrary to popular opinion - this should be further explored. The workshop was funded by the RISIT programme, which is a 5-year research programme carried out by The Research Council of Norway on Risk in the Transport Sector. These proceedings document the keynote presentations: "Knowledge survey of relationship between deregulation and transport safety. "Stig. Johnsen, SINTEF, Norway. "Safety impacts of railway deregulation in Great Britain" Professor Andrew W. Evans, University College of London, UK, "Deregulation and safety. Experiences from USA. Are there "best practice" solutions?" Professor Ian Savage, Northwestern University, USA. "Does deregulation of transport affect transport safety ? A systematic review of evidence from evaluation studies": Dr. Rune Elvik, The Institute of Transport Economics (TØI), Norway. "Liability in a deregulated society." Dr. Zandvoort, Delft Univ. of Technology, Netherlands. "From law to work instructions: managing safety rules in Dutch (and European) railways". Professor Andrew Hale, Delft Univ. of Technology, Netherlands. "Comments from workshop participants and further research issues." Stig O. Johnsen. The main conclusions from these presentations are summarised on page 3 in thes document together with the next steps of our RISIT project.
ISBN 82-14-02733-0