7 - 10 June 2017 - 49th CIECA Congress, Trondheim (Norway)

Well-educated driving instructors and examiners: a pre-requisite for responsible drivers

49th CIECA Congress, 9 June 2017, Trondheim (Norway)

Congress Programme

Opening Session

• Development of responsible drivers - the Norwegian way
  Elisabeth Suzen, Nord University, and Per Gunnar Veltun, NPRA, Norway
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Morning Session

• The CIECA-RUE recommendations: Driving standards, competence measurement and training reforms
  Mathias Rüdel, TÜV | DEKRA arge tp 21 & Dr Annika Dressler, IPV, Germany
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• One law, many shades of grey: Adopting new federal Driver Training Standards in the U.S.
  Laura McMillan, Instructional Technologies Inc., USA
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• Evidence for the value of driving instructors
  Dr Charles Johnson, CAS, United Kingdom
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1st Afternoon Session

• Introducing social-moral driving competencies in training and testing: a tool for coaches and examiners
  Jan Vissers, Royal HaskoningDHV, The Netherlands
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• Who are the best driving examiners: the personality and risk perception on the road?
  Laura Šeibokaitė, Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania
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2nd Afternoon Session

• Rijbewijzer app: the key communication tool for the learner driver, accompanying driver, driving teacher and examiner
  Stephenie De Cort & Hilde Bruynseels, VSV, Belgium
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• A proposed approach to support safe driving training
  Manuel Picardi, “Sapienza” University of Rome, Italy
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• Future challenges in driver instructor education with increased automation in cars
  Jan Petter Wigum, Nord University, Norway
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