
Act Before You REact
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Cheltenham, UK, 18—21 May 2014
Abstracts are particularly encouraged that describe innovative solutions and address the current issues of restricted funding, climate change and evidence of the consequences of improvement programmes.
Improving efficiency to achieve safer roads is expected to be a significant aspect of the conference so papers describing collaborative management, continuing to achieve casualty reduction with constrained budgets, plus the impact of localism and the withdrawal of speed cameras and other safety related activities, will be relevant.
Achieving better performance by increasing the life of materials, use of new synthetic materials, safety policies and shared resources will also be central to the conference themes.
Innovation in management, techniques and use of technology will be important elements that will support efficiency gains and improve performance.

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