College of Traffic Management

Road Safety Management

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Road Accident Investigation

Training Programme

BROCHURE CONTENTS

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About Institute of Road Traffic Education 1

Rewards & Recognitions 2

About College of Traffic Management 3

Training Calendar 5

Residential Facility 5

Faculty & Guest Speakers 6

Course Details 7

Registration Form 9

Affiliations 10

INSTITUTE OF ROAD TRAFFIC EDUCATION– AN OVERVIEW

Institute of Road Traffic Education (IRTE), a non-profit research based organization, was formed in

December 1991 by Dr. Rohit Baluja along with an interdisciplinary group comprising educationists,

doctors, journalists, engineers, ex-servicemen, architects, and automobile experts and members of the

police officers etc. with the single aim to make the Indian roads safer for those who use them.

Since its inception IRTE has been relentlessly working towards defining and contributing to the basis of

capacity building in all the respective areas of traffic management which include: traffic engineering,

traffic enforcement, road crash investigation, driver training & assessment, development of traffic

legislation, road safety education and post-crash management.

At the time of inception, India was conceptualized as IRTE’s domain. However since 2004 IRTE has

transformed into a global organisation with aim of sharing and learning from best practices world wide

and researching local needs towards capacity building of nations in the developing world, particularly in

the South Asian Region.

IRTE is working towards its objectives in close association with various stakeholders including several

corporate citizens, individuals and institutions, national and state governments and different bodies of

the United Nations by undertaking diverse programmes and activities around the year, which include:• Development of innovative Traffic Enforcement technology • Imparting training of all domains of Traffic Management to Traffic Police Personnel,

Traffic Engineers and other road and traffic management agencies• Conducting Road Safety Audits , Journey Risk Management (JRM)TM and Highway

Assessment Programmes (HAP)• Conducting research on Investigation, Reconstruction and Analysis of Road Crashes as

well as development of tools, systems and curriculum for imparting training and management of road crashes.

• Creation of standardized Driver-Training tools & systems as well as conducting DriverTraining and Assessment courses.

• Building partnerships with institutions, universities, governments and organisations insharing and promoting road safety and traffic management initiatives.

• Introduction of Voluntary Schemes for public participation in traffic management• Imparting traffic education through various programmes aimed at different target groups

like villagers, school children, pedestrians etc.• Undertaking research on various facets of traffic and transportation• Conducting workshops, seminars, conferences, debates and discussions on matters

concerning road safety management

Institute of Road Traffic Education is a member of the United Nations Road Safety Collaboration and

the Commission for Global Road Safety representing India. The Institute of Road Traffic Education

(IRTE) has earned a Roster Consultative Status from the United Nations Economic & Social Council

since 2010. IRTE has also been participating at the Working Party 1(WP1) of the UNECE as an

Observer.

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FRoad Safety Audit

FCrash Investigation

FJourney Risk Management

FNetwork operation

FHighway Assessment Program

FTraffic Studies Research on Traffic Control Devices & Traffic Legislation

FDriver Training/Assessment

Consulting, Partnerships & Services

Our Mission

Let us make our roads accident free, pollution free and tension free through education, discipline,

research and planning. That is the corporate philosophy of IRTE, a non – profit institution for making

people aware of value of life, so that safety prevails!!

REWARDS & RECOGNITIONS

As a result of its several successful programs towards

enhancing road safety in India, IRTE has been conferred

with the following Awards.

National Road Safety Award for the year 2000-2001,

instituted by the Ministry of Road Transport & Highways,

Government of India.

IRTE also became the first organization outside the United

Kingdom to be conferred with the coveted Prince Michael

International Road Safety Award in December 2001.

In recognition of his dedication and commitment to

improving road safety in India and sharing good practices

with other developing countries, Dr. Rohit Baluja became

the first person to be presented with Distinguished Service

Award for Road Safety by the Royal Society for Prevention

of Accidents (ROSPA).

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COLLEGE OF TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT

The College of Traffic Management has been established to take forward Dr. Rohit

Baluja’s vision of creating an umbrella facility for research based training for

capacity building in Road Safety Management for India and other developing

countries.

Based in the Aravali Hills in the NCT of Delhi, the College has five departments:

� Department of Traffic Enforcement

� Department of Traffic Engineering

� Department of Driver Training & Road Safety Education

� Department of Public Health for Road Safety

� Department of law

UN DECADE OF ACTION FOR ROAD SAFETY

Seven years ago, our Commission for Global

Road Safety launched its first ‘Make Roads Safe’

report proposing a Global Ministerial Conference

on Road Safety. Four years ago the second

report urged the United Nations to proclaim a

‘Decade of Action’ for Road Safety 2011 -2020.

One hundred sponsoring governments, key UN

agencies and multilateral banks have endorsed

the goal of this Decade of Action. Mr. Ban Ki-Moon,

UN Secretary General has urged support from member states and community leaders to work together

towards making global roads safe.

As most countries launched the UN Decade of Action for Road Safety on 11 May 2011, IRTE as

member of the Commission representing India launched the Decade of Action for Road Safety for India

in New Delhi on 11 May 2011 in partnership with the AIIMS Apex Trauma Center and the Department of

Road Transport & Highways, Government of India.

The College of Traffic Management as a road safety capacity building initiative for the developing

countries is IRTE’s contribution towards the UN Decade of Action for Road Safety.

TRAININGS & COURSES

Post License Driver Training for Motor Licensing Officers

,Instructors & Different Driver Categories

School Teachers Training in Road Safety (School Conclave)

Post License Driver Training for Motor Licensing Officers

,Instructors & Different Driver Categories

School Teachers Training towards imparting Road Safety

Education in Schools (School Conclave)

Traffic Management

Traffic Engineering

Road Safety Audits

Network Operation and Management

Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS)

First Aid & Post Crash Management

Traffic Enforcement (Urban, Rural, Highways, Hill areas)

Road Crash Investigation & Analysis

Forensic Engineering

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Traffic Engineering & Exhibition Centre

Cut Section Display Lab

Simulator Lab Traffic Management Centre

School of Public Health Lab Forensic Investigation Lab

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Training Calendar for the Ministry of Road Transport & Highways

for the Year 2016-17

Road Accident Investigation

Road Accident Investigation

Road Safety Management

Road Safety Management

Road Accident Investigation

Road Safety Management

Road Accident Investigation

Road Safety Management

Road Accident Investigation

Road Safety Management 03 October - 07 October, 2016

07 November - 11 November , 2016

21 November - 23 November ,2016 07 December - 09 December, 2016

19 December - 23 December, 2016

09 January - 11 January, 2017

18 January - 20 January, 2017

06 February - 10 February, 2017

20 February - 24 February, 2017

06 March - 10 March, 2017

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RESIDENTIAL FACILITY

There are renowned three star hotel in the vicinity. Where accommodation is

organised for participants. The College bus transports the participants residing at

these hotels.

Accommodation

Facilities Offered: For our participants who attend the Course sponsored by the MORT&H

lAir Conditioned room (on twin sharing basis)

lGymnasium

lFood arrangements

lWifi facility

lPickup and drop facility from college to hotel/college.

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Mr. Prem Khilnani

New DelhiFaculty-IRTE

Retd. Educator, Mater Dei School ,

Ms. Arushi Baluja Sahi, M.Ph

Head- Department of Driver TrainingIRTE

Dr. R K RaghavanIPS (Retd.)Former Director, Central Bureau of Investigation, Delhi

Dr. IPS (Retd.)Former Director General, BPR&D

Kiran Bedi

Mr. G K Pillai, IAS (Retd.) Former Union Home Secretary& Advisor IRTE

Mr. Maxwell PereiraIPS (Retd.)Former Joint Commissioner of Police, Delhi

Mr. Praveen SoodAdditional Director General of Police Computer WingKarnataka

Prof. M C Misra Director All India Institute of Medical Sciences New Delhi

Prof. T D Dogra Former Director All India Institute of Medical Sciences New Delhi

Dr. Sanjeev Lalwani Associate Professor, Forensic Medicine at JPNATC, AIIMS (All India Institute of Medical Sciences)

Dr. Sewa RamAssociate Professor &Head of the Department of Transport Planning, School of Planning & Architecture, Delhi

Dr. Amit Gupta Associate Professor of Surgery at theJPN Apex Trauma Center,All India Institute of Medical Sciences

Mr. Atul Kumar

National Highway Authority of India NHAI

Chief General Manager -

Dr. Jeffrey Michael, Associate Administrator National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, USA

Mr. DirectorPhotosynthesis India

Puneet Kaura

Mr. Manoj KumarHead - Media Centre &Faculty-IRTE

Mr. Vijay Pal SinghAssistant Commissioner of Police, Delhi(Retd.)

Mr. Balraj BhanotFormer Chairman CMVR Technical Committee & Former Director, ARAI

Mr. Sanjay Gupta

Department of Transport PlanningSchool of Planning & ArchitectureNew Delhi

Asstt. Professor and Head of the

Mr. Alejandro Furas Technical DirectorGlobal NCAP

Dr. Stephanie PrattRoad Safety Program LeadNational Institute for Occupational Safety and Health Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Morgantown, West Virginia

Mr. Sten Lundebye Consultant, World Bank

Dr. Michal BurrowSchool of Civil Engineering,University of Birmingham

Mr. Joseph H. Wolff Retired Lieutenant from the NYPD

Dr. Alan RossRoad Safety Advisor on 10 Countries Regional project in ASEAN Region.

Mr. Trevor HallFormerly Head Traffic Enforcement Essex Police UK & Advisor ICAP

Dr. Harry EvdoridesProgrammes Manager School of Civil Engineering at the University of Birmingham

Mr.

Integra Designs

Sanjeev TanejaDirector

Mr. Adrian WalshDirector of RoadSafe

Mr. David Ward

Commission for Global Road SafetySecretary General

Prof. Dr. Hermann Steffan Director Vehicle Safety Institute of Graz University of Technology (TU).

Mr. Anthony PearceHonorary Director General of the IRF & Senior adviser on the development of Road infrastructure and transportation

Dr. Raman K PatelTransportation and ITS engineering at Polytechnic Institute of New York University Retd. Chief Traffic Engineer of New York City.

Dr. Rohit BalujaPresident- Institute of Road TrafficEducation (IRTE) &Director - College of Traffic Management

Dr Shanthi RanganathanBehavioural Science Expert,Social Service Administration,Padma Shri award by Government of India

Dr. Mark RosenbergExecutive Director, Task Force for Child Survival and Development, Earlier with US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

Dr. Sally LukoseHead- Department of Forensic ScienceIRTE

Engineer Edward Conde, Head, Alcohol Countermeasures Laboratory USA

Mr. Gaurav GuptaHead - Legal Department & Faculty-IRTE

Mr. Trevor WedgeDirector, International Solutions for4 Safer Driving, United Kingdom

Mr. Mukund S UpadhyeIPS (Retd.)Lead Faculty IRTE

Mr. Erik DonkersRoad Safety ExpertVIA Traffic Care, Nederland

Dr. Ricardo D. Sigua Institute of Civil Engineering andNational Center for Transportation Studies University of the Philippines

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FACULTY AND GUEST SPEAKERSOF CTM & IRTE

Course Objectives:

Target audience:

Out of the estimated 1.8 million serious road accidents/collisions occurring annually in India,

hardly 0.8 million are recorded. Further, only a minimal percentage of these collisions are

scientifically investigated, in the absence of which, the real causes and consequences are not known.

Therefore remedial measures as well as punishment for the violators are also arbitrary. On account of

various political and socio-economic conditions, generally, the larger vehicles are often labelled as

the culprit in cases of vehicle-to-vehicle crashes. Road safety can only be achieved when there is an

understanding of the causes and consequences of road accidents/collisions to initiate remedial

measures. The primary objective of this foundation course is to support traffic management

agencies, especially the police in their understanding of various domains of legislation, evidence

collection, investigation and analysis, forensic science and data collection in order to reduce the

burden of deaths and serious injuries occurring due to road crashes through creation of an

understanding of various domains detailed below.

ÄCauses and consequences of road traffic crashes

ÄLegislation related to traffic accidents

ÄUnderstanding Traffic Control Devices (Traffic Signals , Road Signs and Road Markings)

ÄUnderstanding of Road Traffic Violations

ÄForensic Science in Crash Investigation (Scene Management, Evidence Searching,

collection packing and forwarding)

ÄScientific Recording of Road Accidents, interpretation and Presentation in the court.

ÄScience of Accident Reconstruction

ÄAnalysis of Road Traffic Crashes

ÄModern Tools and Systems of Investigation

ÄPost Crash Management & Trauma Care

ÄInvestigation in cases of driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs.

Officers/Officials of the Motor Vehicle departments of States of the level of Motor Vehicle

Inspector (MVI)/ Motor Vehicle Sub-Inspector (MVSI) & above, Traffic Departments of the level of

Sub-Inspector and above and Municipal Corporations of the level of Section Officer, AEE or other

equivalent level.

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Traffic Management is a common term used by police authorities in India which is generally perceived to be only as a traffic control function that police performs. In practice, traffic control is one of the several components of traffic management. It is therefore important that we make an attempt to correct such a misconceived perception.

Management of traffic is a science which deals with the road capacity and demand, and operation of a traffic flow management system, using proven strategy to optimize usage (demand) and efficiency. It involves interactive elements of road system and safety of road users. A well organised traffic management system contributes to economic vitality of the city and region and supports national development efforts towards improving connectivity and safe mobility for both people and goods.Traffic Management therefore incorporates the domains of Traffic Engineering, Driver Training and Assessment, Road-user Awareness, formulation and revision of a desired Legislation supported by Standards of Traffic Control Devices and Road Geometrics, Vehicle Regulation, Traffic Enforcement, Post-crash management and Transport Planning. In other words, the departments which are supposed to be responsible within the traffic management system are those of the roads, transport, police, automobiles, urban planning, education, health, environment, insurance, HRD and planning. And to make the system work, a robust coordination system defining the role and responsibilities of these departments should be put in place. This three day course on Road Safety Management introduces the principles related to: the essentials of traffic engineering, driver training and public awareness, traffic enforcement, road safety audits, data needs, road crash investigation and post-crash management in order to ensure smoother movement of traffic in a safe and efficient manner.

ÄDefining the domains of Road Safety ManagementÄ Problems faced by traffic management authorities related to road safety and traffic congestionÄPrimary and secondary legislations dealing with traffic management & enforcementÄCodes and practice related to traffic control devicesÄImportance and basis of post license driver trainingÄ Basics of traffic engineeringÄ Field Visit: Road Safety AuditÄ Traffic Enforcement ÄStrategic enforcement of moving violations, drunken driving, helmets, mobile phones etcÄParking ManagementÄRoad Safety AwarenessÄBasics and Objectives of Road Crash InvestigationÄPost-Crash ManagementÄTechnologies related to traffic management, enforcement and crash investigation

Officers/Officials of the Motor Vehicle departments of States of the level of Motor Vehicle Inspector(MVI)/ Motor Vehicle Sub-Inspector (MVSI) & above, Traffic Departments of the level of Sub-Inspector and above and Municipal Corporations of the level of Section Officer, AEE or other equivalent level.

Course Contents:

Target audience:

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Registration Form

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1. Delegate details

Title: Mr, Mrs, Ms, Dr (tick as appropriate)

Name:

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2. Accommodation

IRTE has associated with

a three star

hotel situated close to the College where accommodation is available on twin share basis.

Please indicate if you will be availing

the accommodation facility.

Yes .

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3. Ways to Register:

This form

can be filled & emailed to: safety@irte.com

;

the form can

also

be faxed to:

+91 129 298

9095

or

+91 11 2681

7965

Postal Address:

Institute of Road Traffic Education

B-128-130, DDA Sheds,

Okhla Industrial Area, Phase-I

New Delhi-110020, India

Phone: +91 11 2681 6868/ Fax: + 91 11 26817965

Training Programme Venue :

The College of Traffic Management

Surajkund Badhkal Road, Aravali Hills

Sector-43, Faridabad,

NCR Delhi, India

Phone: +91 129 2477 000

Landmark: Next to Manav Rachna International University

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Date & Time of Arrival ________________ Date & of Departure __________________________ Time

IRTE gratefully acknowledges the partnership contribution & assistance from:-

United Nations

Institute of Vehicle SafetyGraz University of Technology, Austria

SVP National PoliceAccademy

JPN Apex Trauma CentreAIIMS

International Road Federation

Our Affiliations

Institute of Road Traffic Education

College of Traffic Management Aravali Hills, Surajkund Badhkal Road,Sector 43, Faridabad, Haryana- 121001, (NCR Delhi) India

Tel: +91 129 2477000 Fax: +91 129 298 9095 | Email: safety@irte.com | Website: www.irte.com

Regd. Office: B-128-130 DDA Sheds, Okhla Industrial Area Phase-1, New Delhi-110020. India , Tel: +91 11 2681 6868, Fax: +91 11 2681 7965

Bureau of Police Research & Development

Government of IndiaMinistry of Road Transport & Highways