Alcohol interlocks and the fight against drink-driving A European approach. Wednesday 22nd April 2015, 9h00 – 13h00 Portuguese Parliament R. Imprensa à Estrela 6, 1200-661 Lisbon, Portugal The European Transport Safety Council, the Portuguese Ministry of Home Affairs/National Road Safety Authority (ANSR) and the Portuguese Road Safety Association (PRP) have the pleasure of inviting you to a round-table event in Lisbon on a holistic approach to addressing alcohol misuse in road transport. The event will cover measures to tackle drink driving such as the use of alcohol interlocks, research findings and case studies from EU member states. A round-table discussion will offer participants the opportunity to talk to experts and exchange experiences and successes with the use of alcohol interlocks. Participation is free but seats are limited. Online registration here. For further information, please contact: Ilyas Daoud, [email protected] Interpretation Portuguese / English will be provided. www.etsc.eu/safe-and-sober ETSC’s Safe and Sober project is supported by Volvo Trucks and Alcohol Countermeasures Group. Agenda Moderated by: José Trigoso, Executive Chairman, Portuguese Road Safety Association (PRP) 08:30 Registration 09:00 Welcome Antonio Avenoso, Executive Director, ETSC Carina Oliveira, MP, Coordinator of the Road Safety Working Group at the Portuguese Parliament João Almeida, Secretary of State of Home Affairs 09:30 Portuguese National Road Safety Programme Jorge Jacob, President, National Road Safety Autority (ANSR) 10:00 Part I: Alcohol Interlocks – current progress and case studies 1. Alcohol Interlocks in the EU: Ilyas Daoud, Project Manager, ETSC 2. The Alcohol Interlock Rehabilitation Programme in Finland: Marita Lyotty, Special Adviser, Finnish Transport Safety Agency (TRAFI) 3. The Alcohol Interlock Rehabilitation Programme in the Netherlands: Ramon Gouweleew, Chief Inspector, Dutch Road Traffic and Transport Authority (RDW) 11:00 Coffee break – Alcohol Interlock Demonstration – Media Interviews 11:30 Interdisciplinary Roundtable Debate: Tackling drink-driving in Portugal Alcohol interlocks: a tool in the fight against drink-driving National Road Safety Authority (ANSR): Road Safety regulations Portuguese Road Safety Association (PRP): Actitudes and behaviours modeling through education Portuguese Traffic Police: Enforcement campaigns Portuguese Mobility Institute (IMT): Perpectives of interlock in specific transportation vehicles Intervention Service in behaviors and additives in Dependencies (SICAD) – Medical perspective 12:30 Part II: Technological Developments 1. Development in alcohol interlock technologies, the Volvo Group perspective: Karl Pihl, EU Regulatory Affairs Manager, Volvo Group 2. Test methods and performance requirements (handling, data security): Stéphane Vialettes, Managing Director, Alcolock France SAS 13:00 Conclusions
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