Mark your diaries and join us for the Final Conference of PHOEBE on 23 June in Naples to hear the project’s results in advancing the safety of vulnerable road users and safer, smarter and greener active mobility in three European cities.
The 3.5 year EU-funded ‘Projet ’ Approches prédictives pour un environnement urbain plus sûr » (PHOEBE), mis en œuvre à titre pilote à Athènes (Grèce), dans les West Midlands (Royaume-Uni) et à Valence (Espagne), s'appuie sur les atouts des outils d'évaluation de la sécurité routière de iRAP et de la simulation et de l'intelligence artificielle d'AIMSUN pour fournir des outils de prédiction de sécurité harmonisés, intégrés et de pointe au niveau mondial qui tiennent compte du sexe, de l'âge et des niveaux de capacité pour assurer la mobilité future.
Overview of the Final Conference
The Final Conference will be held from 1.30 – 4.30pm as part of the 10th International Road Safety & Simulation Conference (RSS2026) in Naples, Italy. Results will be shared through an interactive workshop format introducing the innovative PHOEBE framework which has been developed to support cities in forecasting and improving urban road safety through the integration of state-of-the-art safety assessment tools. Key findings from pilot implementations and simulation activities conducted in the pilot cities – Athens, Valencia, and the West Midlands – will be presented.
The presentations will also showcase the interactive tools developed within the PHOEBE project. These demonstrations will illustrate how the framework enhances micro-simulation capabilities to provide predictive insights into safety impacts for vulnerable road users, supports safety-oriented decision-making, and delivers evidence-based recommendations and tools that can be adopted by other European cities for strategic planning and policy-making.
What Results Will Be Shared?
A comprehensive overview of the project’s methodological pillars will be provided, with particular emphasis on:
- Microsimulation tools
- Road safety assessment
- Road user behavioural modelling
- Socio-economic analyses
These components are further enhanced through the use of driver telematics data and advanced machine learning applications, with a focus on their interconnections and integrated applications.
*Please note that registration for the RSS2026 Conference is required to attend this workshop.
For further information on Project PHOEBE, cliquez ici.