Road Safety Audits in Cities Course
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The Road Safety Audits in Cities course trains participants in the application of methodologies to evaluate and improve urban road safety. It focuses on risk identification, accident analysis, and implementation of corrective measures in infrastructure, signage, and road behavior. The course covers critical point inspection, road design evaluation, and application of regulations and international road safety standards, preparing you to conduct road safety audits and propose effective solutions to reduce accidents.
It provides tools for traffic data analysis, evaluating the effectiveness of implemented measures, and promoting safe and sustainable mobility. Participants will learn to apply field analysis techniques, interpret accident data, and generate audit reports with concrete recommendations. The course is designed for professionals in engineering, urban planning, transportation, and road safety, with the goal of improving the safety of cities.
Road Safety Audits in Cities Course
- Format: Online
- Duration: 3 months
- Hours: 300 H
- Language: English / Spanish
- Registration date: 23-10-2026
- Start date: 12-12-2026
- Available places: 2
349 $
Competencies and results
What you will learn
1. Mastery of Urban Road Safety Audits: Analysis, Implementation and Optimization
Here is the requested content:
- Identify and evaluate the key elements of urban road safety, including:
- Analysis of accident data: Collection, processing, and interpretation of data to identify patterns and critical points.
- Evaluation of road infrastructure: Analysis of geometric design, signage, pavements, and restraints.
- Analysis of user behavior: Evaluation of human factors, speed, alcohol and drug use, and mobile device use.
- Evaluation of traffic management: Analysis of traffic signal regulation, flow coordination, and event management.
- Develop skills for the implementation of road safety measures, including:
- Design of road interventions: Design of safe intersections, pedestrian crossings, and bicycle lanes.
- Implementation of traffic control measures Speed: Design and implementation of speed bumps, radars, and other measures.
Improvement of signage and road markings: Design and implementation of clear and visible signs and appropriate road markings.
Design of road safety awareness and education campaigns: Design and implementation of effective campaigns to improve user behavior.
Learn techniques to optimize urban road safety, including:
Use of analytical tools: Use of specialized software for data analysis and scenario simulation.
Evaluation of the effectiveness of implemented measures: Monitoring and evaluation of the results of interventions.
Development of continuous improvement strategies: Implementation of a continuous improvement cycle to optimize road safety.
Integration of intelligent technologies: Use of ITS systems to improve traffic safety and efficiency.
2. Expert Evaluation of Road Safety in Urban Environments: Audits, Methodologies and Applications
2. Expert Evaluation of Road Safety in Urban Environments: Audits, Methodologies, and Applications
Understand the fundamentals of urban road safety and its importance for city planning and design.
Master key methodologies for road safety assessment, including road safety audits (RSAs) and accident analysis.
Apply road safety audit techniques in different urban environments, identifying hazards and proposing solutions.
Analyze and interpret road accident data, identifying patterns and risk factors.
Know and apply international regulations and standards related to urban road safety.
Evaluate the effectiveness of road safety measures implemented in urban environments.
Use specialized tools and software for road safety assessment and analysis.
Develop communication and presentation skills to communicate findings and recommendations to different audiences.
Learn about road safety planning and management at the municipal and regional levels.
Explore the latest trends and technologies in urban road safety, including autonomous vehicles and intelligent transportation systems.
3. Comprehensive user-oriented design and validation (from modeling to manufacturing)
You will learn to integrate the entire product development process, from initial model conception to final validation, applying user-centered methodologies. You will develop skills in parametric design, ergonomics, simulation, sustainable materials, 3D visualization, and manufacturing management, ensuring efficient, safe solutions that meet current industry standards.
4. Road Safety Audits in Cities: In-depth Analysis, Improvement Strategies and Impactful Results
4. Road Safety Audits in Cities: In-Depth Analysis, Improvement Strategies, and Impactful Results
- Understand the fundamentals of road safety audits, including their purpose, scope, and methodology.
- Identify the key elements of a road safety audit, such as data collection, risk analysis, and the evaluation of mitigation measures.
- Analyze relevant road safety legislation and regulations at both the national and international levels.
- Evaluate existing road infrastructure, including road design, signage, lighting, and traffic control devices.
- Identify and analyze risk factors related to road users, such as speed, alcohol and drug use, and mobile phone use.
- Develop improvement strategies for road safety, including the implementation of engineering measures, education, and law enforcement.
- Evaluate the impact of road safety measures on reducing accidents and injuries.
- Use tools and techniques for collecting and analyzing accident data, including specialized software and geographic information systems (GIS).
- Prepare detailed and comprehensive road safety audit reports, including clear and actionable recommendations.
- Present the results of road safety audits to the relevant authorities and other stakeholders, such as the community and businesses.
5. Master's Degree in Urban Road Safety Audits: Evaluation, Design and Impact
Here is the requested content:
5. Master’s Degree in Urban Road Safety Audits: Evaluation, Design, and Impact
- Understand the fundamentals of urban road safety and its key components: users, infrastructure, and vehicles.
- Evaluate current road safety through data analysis, on-site inspections, and road safety audits.
- Design improvements to road infrastructure, such as intersections, signage, and street design, to reduce safety risks.
- Analyze the impact of road safety policies, awareness campaigns, and emerging technologies on reducing accidents and injuries.
- Apply risk assessment methodologies and cost-benefit analyses for decision-making in road safety.
- Develop skills for effective communication and collaboration with diverse stakeholders, including authorities, engineers, urban planners, and the public.
- Master the use of tools and specialized software for data analysis, traffic simulation, and road safety assessment.
To delve deeper into specific aspects of urban road safety, such as pedestrian and cyclist safety, speed management, and school zone safety.
To integrate a gender perspective and inclusion into road safety planning and design.
To research and propose innovative solutions to improve urban road safety and contribute to the creation of safer and more sustainable cities.
6. Urban Road Safety Audits: Evaluation, Design, Optimization and Effective Results
6. Urban Road Safety Audits: Evaluation, Design, Optimization, and Effective Results
- Identify and analyze the key elements of urban road safety: users, vehicles, infrastructure, and environment.
- Apply road safety assessment methodologies, including hazard identification and risk assessment.
- Conduct road safety audits at different phases of urban projects: planning, design, construction, and operation.
- Analyze road accident data and use key performance indicators (KPIs) to evaluate the effectiveness of safety measures.
- Design and propose solutions to improve road safety, including infrastructure interventions, traffic regulation, and road safety education campaigns.
- Optimize the design of road infrastructure to improve the safety of all users: pedestrians, cyclists, motorcyclists, and drivers.
- Evaluate the impact of safety measures Implement and continuously monitor the results.
Know and apply current national and international road safety regulations and standards.
Use specialized software and tools for road safety analysis and simulation.
Present clear and concise audit reports with specific and measurable recommendations.
Who this program is for:
Road Safety Audits in Cities Course
- Road safety professionals, traffic and urban planning engineers, municipal technicians, and public administration personnel involved in the planning, design, and management of road infrastructure.
- Road safety auditors who wish to update their knowledge and skills, or those seeking professional certification in this field.
- Consultants and advisors who provide road safety-related services to public and private entities.
- Civil engineers, architects, and other professionals involved in the construction and maintenance of roads and streets, who seek to improve the safety of their projects.
- Standards-driven curriculum: you will work with CS-27/CS-29, DO-160, DO-178C/DO-254, ARP4754A/ARP4761, ADS-33E-PRF from the first module.
- Accreditable laboratories (EN ISO/IEC 17025) with rotor bench, EMC/Lightning pre-compliance, HIL/SIL, vibrations/acoustics.
- Evidence-oriented TFM: safety case, test plan, compliance dossierand operational limits.
- Mentored by industry: teachers with experience in rotorcraft, tiltrotor, eVTOL/UAM and flight test.
- Flexible modality (hybrid/online), international cohorts and support from SEIUM Career Services.
- Ethics and security: safety-by-design approach, cyber-OT, DIH and compliance as pillars.
1.1 Definition and Objectives of Urban Road Safety Audits
1.2 Legal and Regulatory Framework for Road Safety
1.3 Fundamental Principles of Urban Road Safety
1.4 Importance of Audits in Accident Reduction
1.5 Types of Audits and Their Applications
1.6 Roles and Responsibilities of Auditors
1.7 Audit Process: Key Stages
1.8 Data Collection and Analysis in Road Safety
1.9 Audit Tools and Techniques
1.10 Professional Ethics and Quality Standards
2.2 Introduction to Urban Road Safety Audits
2.2 Applicable Legal Framework and Regulations
2.3 Road Safety Principles
2.4 Roles and Responsibilities in Audits
2.5 Types of Road Audits
2.6 Required Documentation and Standards
2.7 Professional Ethics in Audits
2.8 Glossary of Key Terms
2.2 Evaluation Methodologies: Data Review
2.2 Field Inspection and Observation
2.3 Risk and Hazard Analysis
2.4 Road Infrastructure Assessment
2.5 Signage and Device Assessment
2.6 Urban Mobility Assessment
2.7 Data Collection Methods
2.8 Specialized Assessment Tools
3.2 Road Accident Analysis
3.2 Risk Factor Identification
3.3 Spot Analysis Critical Thinking
3.4 Statistical Data Analysis
3.5 Driver Behavior Assessment
3.6 Urban Environment Analysis
3.7 Preparation of Diagnostic Reports
3.8 Presentation of Findings and Conclusions
4.2 Design of Road Improvement Strategies
4.2 Selection of Corrective Measures
4.3 Prioritization of Interventions
4.4 Design of Improvement Projects
4.5 Optimization of Road Design
4.6 Implementation of Technologies
4.7 Evaluation of the Impact of Improvements
4.8 Preparation of Recommendation Reports
5.2 Design of Road Audits
5.2 Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Measures
5.3 Evaluation of Socioeconomic Impact
5.4 Cost-Benefit Analysis
5.5 Integration of Universal Design Criteria
5.6 Use of Road Design Software
5.7 Preparation Evaluation Reports
5.8 Presentation of Results and Recommendations
6.2 Optimization of Road Design
6.2 Implementation of Improvements
6.3 Monitoring of Performance Indicators
6.4 Measuring Accident Reduction
6.5 Cost-Benefit Analysis
6.6 Preparation of Results Reports
6.7 Adaptation to New Technologies
6.8 Presentation of Results and Conclusions
7.2 Road Inspection Techniques
7.2 Applications of Specialized Software
7.3 Use of Advanced Analysis Tools
7.4 Data Collection Techniques
7.5 Interview and Survey Techniques
7.6 Applications of Intelligent Transportation Systems
7.7 Applications of Open Data
7.8 Preparation of Technical Reports
8.2 Planning the Implementation of Improvements
8.2 Road Safety Project Management
8.3 Monitoring and Control of Implementation
8.4 Evaluation of Results
8.5 Analysis of User Satisfaction
8.6 Measuring the Impact on Mobility
8.7 Preparation of Results Reports
8.8 Presentation of Results and Continuous Improvement
3.3 Identification and Analysis of Critical Points in Urban Road Safety
3.2 Diagnostic Methodologies: Data Collection and Analysis
3.3 Evaluation of Road Infrastructure: Design and Signage
3.4 Analysis of Human Factors in Road Safety
3.5 Evaluation of Driver and Pedestrian Behavior
3.6 Risk Diagnosis: Identification and Prioritization
3.7 Design of Improvement Strategies: Effective Interventions
3.8 Implementation of Improvements: Adaptation and Adjustments
3.9 Monitoring and Evaluation: Key Performance Indicators
3.30 Continuous Improvement: Feedback and Optimization Cycle
4.4 Identification of Critical Points in Urban Road Safety: Data and Statistics Analysis
4.2 Risk Factor Assessment: Road and Urban Environment Design
4.3 In-Depth Accident Analysis: Root Causes and Contributing Factors
4.4 Advanced Audit Methodologies: Practical Application in the Field
4.5 Design of Improvement Strategies: Evidence-Based Interventions
4.6 Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Implemented Measures: Key Performance Indicators
4.7 Analysis of Urban Mobility: Impact on Road Safety
4.8 Study of Road Infrastructure: Design, Signage, and Lighting
4.9 Stakeholder Participation: Community and Authority Involvement
4.40 Presentation of Results and Recommendations: Preparation of Impactful Reports
5.5 Current legislation on urban road safety.
5.5 International regulations and their application.
5.3 Fundamental principles of road safety: Vision Zero.
5.4 Roles and responsibilities of road users.
5.5 The human factor in road safety.
5.6 Accident analysis and its relationship to regulations.
5.7 Road safety management at the municipal level.
5.8 Legal framework for sustainable mobility.
5.5 Types of urban road audits and their scope.
5.5 Audit methodologies: pre-design, design, construction, and operation.
5.3 Data collection techniques: observation, inspection, data analysis.
5.4 Tools and software for road audits.
5.5 Data-driven audits: Big Data and road safety.
5.6 Road risk assessment methodologies. 5.7 Traffic studies and their influence on audits.
5.8 The importance of citizen participation in audits.
3.5 Identification and analysis of road risks in the urban environment.
3.5 Assessment of the danger of accident black spots and high-accident zones.
3.3 Diagnosis of road infrastructure: condition, signage, design.
3.4 Analysis of user behavior: drivers, pedestrians, cyclists.
3.5 Environmental factors and their impact on road safety.
3.6 Analysis and interpretation of accident data.
3.7 Preparation of diagnostic reports and recommendations.
3.8 Prioritization of risks and development of action plans.
4.5 Improvement strategies for urban road safety.
4.5 Design of safe intersections: roundabouts, traffic lights, pedestrian crossings. 4.3 Urban road design: bike lanes, 30 km/h zones, pedestrian corridors.
4.4 Design of traffic calming measures.
4.5 Design of effective vertical and horizontal signage.
4.6 Integration of sustainable mobility into urban design.
4.7 Improvement of lighting and visibility in the road environment.
4.8 Preparation of design reports and improvement plans.
5.5 Key performance indicators (KPIs) in road audits.
5.5 Evaluation of the effectiveness of implemented improvement measures.
5.3 Analysis of road safety outcomes: reduction of accidents, injuries, and fatalities.
5.4 Economic impact studies of road safety measures.
5.5 Communication of results to stakeholders.
5.6 Cost-benefit analysis methodologies.
5.7 Road safety monitoring and follow-up. 5.8 Preparation of evaluation and results reports.
6.5 Optimization of road design for safety and efficiency.
6.5 Sustainable urban mobility planning.
6.3 Integration of road safety into territorial planning.
6.4 Transport demand management and traffic reduction.
6.5 Design of road safety policies at the municipal level.
6.6 Road safety education and awareness programs.
6.7 Implementation of smart technologies for road safety.
6.8 Development of action plans and monitoring.
7.5 Advanced techniques for analyzing accident data.
7.5 Use of geographic information systems (GIS) in road audits.
7.3 Traffic modeling and simulation for road safety.
7.4 Analysis of electric mobility and its impact on safety.
7.5 Road audits in tunnels and bridges. 7.6 Road safety audits in school and hospital zones.
7.7 Road accident investigation techniques.
7.8 Application of artificial intelligence in road safety.
8.5 Implementation of improvements to road infrastructure.
8.5 Implementation of education and awareness programs.
8.3 Follow-up and monitoring of intervention results.
8.4 Evaluation of the effectiveness of implemented measures.
8.5 Analysis of results and report preparation.
8.6 Identification of lessons learned and best practices.
8.7 Communication of results and recommendations.
8.8 Continuous improvement of road safety in urban environments.
6.6 Introduction to Urban Road Safety Auditing: Key Concepts and Legal Framework
6.2 Evaluation Methodology: Detailed Audit Process
6.3 Audit Design: Planning and Tool Selection
6.4 Optimizing the Road Environment: Improvement Strategies and Solutions
6.5 Results Analysis: Data Interpretation and Report Preparation
6.6 Intervention Design: Effective Improvement Proposals
6.7 Implementation of Recommendations: Strategies and Follow-up
6.8 Impact of Audits: Measuring and Evaluating Results
6.9 Case Studies: Real-World Applications
6.60 Conclusions and Next Steps: Future Trends in Road Safety Auditing
- Hands-on methodology: test-before-you-trust, design reviews, failure analysis, compliance evidence.
- Software (depending on licenses/partners): MATLAB/Simulink, Python (NumPy/SciPy), OpenVSP, SU2/OpenFOAM, Nastran/Abaqus, AMESim/Modelica, acoustics tools, planning toolchains DO-178C.
- SEIUM Laboratories: scale rotor bench, vibrations/acoustics, EMC/Lightning pre-compliance, HIL/SIL for AFCS, data acquisition with strain gauging.
- Standards and compliance: EN 9100, 17025, ISO 27001, GDPR.
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Admissions, fees, and scholarships
- Profile: Background in Computer Engineering, Mathematics, Statistics, or related fields; practical experience in NLP and valued information retrieval systems.
- Documentation: Updated CV, academic transcript, SOP/statement of purpose, project examples or code (optional).
- Process: Application → Technical evaluation of profile and experience → Technical interview → Review of case studies → Final decision → Enrollment.
- Fees:
- Single payment: 10% discount.
- Payment in 3 installments: No fees; 30% upon registration + 2 equal monthly payments of the remaining 35%.
Monthly payment: available with a 7% commission on the total; annual review.
Scholarships: based on academic merit, financial need, and promoting inclusion; agreements with companies in the sector for partial or full scholarships.
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