The Hellenic Institute of Transportation Engineers (HITE) and the Department of Civil Engineering, University of Thessaly co-organized the 7th pan-Hellenic Road Safety Conference, which was held with great success in Larissa, Greece on October 11-12, 2018. The main objectives of the Conference were to investigate and evaluate the level of road safety in Greece, as well as the efforts and innovations that are designed and implemented to improve road safety of drivers, vehicles and pedestrians in the Greek road network.     NTUA contributed actively with the following 12 presentations (full papers with review and presentation):

•   Overview of the SafetyCube project: Towards a European Road Safety Decision Support System
•   SafeFITS: A Global Road Safety Model
•   The African Road Safety Observatory – African RSO
•   Safety culture among private and professional drivers: Norway and Greece
•   How is Older Drivers Safety enhanced by In-Vehicle Assistance Systems?
•   Exploration of real-time crash likelihood of Powered-Two Wheelers in Greece
•   Quantifying the Need for Driving Data Collection in Driving Behaviour Assessment Using Smartphone Data
•   Investigating average speed after an unexpected event through a driving simulator experiment
•   Analysis of the impact of autonomous vehicles to travel behaviour
•   Comparative analysis of young drivers behaviour in normal and simulated conditions in urban environment
•   The effect of socioeconomics and transportation conditions on road safety in the European Union
•   Critical driver behaviour and risk factors in Europe