TF 4.1 Road Design Standards
In view of the importance of guidelines and standards in the field of road infrastructure, Task Force 4.1 "Road Design Standards" focuses on collecting these standards from several countries and analyzing analogies and differences, taking into account the type of road. This Task Force will also analyze the current reliability of geometric models addressing the new mobility - new propulsion techniques and connected and autonomous driving - as well as will investigate the use of new tools such as Big Data to reconsider design parameters and models based on road user's behavior. (extract from the Strategic Plan)
Issues
- 4.4.1 Road Design Standards
Chair and Secretariat
- Chair: Mariusz KIEC (Poland)
- English-speaking Secretary: Margaret NGOTHO OGAI (Kenya)
- French-speaking Secretary: Matthieu HOLLAND (France)
- Spanish-speaking Secretary: Fernando LÓPEZ-MENCHERO DÍEZ (Spain)
Interview with Mariusz Kieć
Task Force 4.1 "Road Design Standards" Chair
Mariusz Kieć (Poland) is a Ph.D. Eng. and lecturer at the Cracow University of Technology. An expert in the field of road traffic engineering, particularly in road safety issues, he is also the author or co-author of over 50 publications on road safety. It is his first time working with PIARC.
Interviewed during the kick-off meetings of Task Forces 2.2 and 4.1 in November 2020, Mariusz explains the objectives of Task Force 4.1 "Road Design Standards".
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