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UNECE Level Crossing Expert Group Enforcement Sub-group Informal Document No. 7 (Enforcement) - Update Fifth meeting of the expert group Geneva, June 15 th and 16 th 2015 1 12 member states responded to the second detailed questionnaire.


  1. UNECE Level Crossing Expert Group – Enforcement Sub-group Informal Document No. 7 (Enforcement) - Update Fifth meeting of the expert group Geneva, June 15 th and 16 th 2015 1

  2. 12 member states responded to the second detailed questionnaire. Thank you to all those who participated. ����������� Responses 12-Jun-15 2

  3. Legislation Laws and regulations which enable agencies to enforce safe use of level crossings Public Road Road traffic act Road traffic act Private Trespass act 100% 8.3% 16.6% 8.3% Not regulated 8.3% 16.6% Private level crossing 16.6% regulations Legal contract between IO 25.0% Pedestrian & AU IO provides attendant 8.3% Road traffic act 16.7% Unclear from response to Trespass act question Not regulated 75.0% 12-Jun-15 3

  4. Enforcement Agencies Responsibility for Public Road / Pedestrian enforcement resides with… 8.3% Police & infrastructure owner Enforcement Agency 91.7% Police 0.0% 10.0% 20.0% 30.0% 40.0% 50.0% 60.0% 70.0% 80.0% 90.0% 100.0% Private 8.3% Unclear from response to question 16.6% Not enforced 8.3% Police & infrastructure owner Enforcement Agency 25.0% Infrastructure owner 41.7% Police 0.0% 5.0% 10.0% 15.0% 20.0% 25.0% 30.0% 35.0% 40.0% 45.0% 12-Jun-15 4

  5. Detection Methods Technology and processes used to detect user violations includes… Public Road Pedestrian Enforcement cameras Enforcement cameras 8.3% 8.3% 8.3% and/or police and/or police 16.6% 8.3% Police only 25.0% Police only No detection process Intelligence cameras 50.0% 75.0% and/or rail staff reports Question not answered Question not answered Private Unclear from response to question 8.3% 8.3% Police only 8.3% 25.0% Intelligence cameras and/or rail staff reports 33.3% Rail staff reports 16.6% No detection process Question not answered 12-Jun-15 5

  6. Technology Dedicated detection cameras or intelligence gathering cameras are used in: � UK � France � Republic of Ireland � Hungary � Lithuania Of these, detection is achieved through… Status Application Technology Country Fixed Mobile Public Road Pedestrian Private � � Camera - video analytics UK X X X � � � UK X X Camera - no auto � � � � detection / continuous Rep. of Ireland X recording � � Hungary X X X � � Speed camera (radar) France X X X Ground induction loops Note: Only the UK have mobile safety � � France X X X vehicles (red light) � � Motion sensors Lithuania X X X Note: Italy use CCTV, but this is not linked to the police authority 12-Jun-15 6

  7. Technology – Approvals & Funding 3 countries responses specifically state Government authority is needed to support the deployment of auto detection enforcement cameras. These are: � UK – Government (Home Office) � France – Government (Ministry) � Italy – Public Road Authority (Ministry of Transport) Funding sources Country Funding Source UK Rep. of Ireland Infrastructure owner Lithuania Hungary Government (Equipment) France Infrastructure owner (Ground works) 12-Jun-15 7

  8. Technology – Reliability Analysis Equal split amongst member states for reliability analysis of technology 50% 45% Lithuania Rep. of Ireland 40% 35% 30% Italy Hungary 25% 20% 15% UK France 10% 5% 0% Reliability analysis undertaken No reliability analysis undertaken Important to have metrics around failure rates and reliability to support decisions on funding, procurement and service level agreements 12-Jun-15 8

  9. Technology – Site Selection Decisions supporting deployment of technology can be divided into proactive and reactive measures Proactive Reactive Rep. of Ireland Rep. of Ireland Hungary Hungary France France Lithuania Italy Lithuania Italy Lithuania UK UK UK UK Stakeholder concerns Risk assessment & Accident history Violation history / / public complaints structured intelligence judgement / accident risk / level of use UK; biggest driver is modelled / assessed risk. Members wanting to become more proactive could do so by adopting a risk based approach and method. 12-Jun-15 9

  10. Technology – Theft & Vandalism Rep. of Ireland Hungary France Method of alert to problems: � Passive monitoring – Lithuania Lithuania � Active alert to control – France / UK UK Italy � No alert or alarm – Italy / Republic of Ireland / Hungary Theft & vandalism Not known to problems occur experienced Proactive measures to prevent theft and vandalism: � Positioning of equipment / less accessible (or obvious for intelligence cameras) � Additional visits – police and / or rail staff � Covert cameras � Locking and anti-tamper security mechanism - Physical locking mechanisms - Electronic encryption and data deletion capability 12-Jun-15 10

  11. Improving User Behaviour – Corrective Action Spain Spain Sweden Sweden Rep. of Ireland Rep. of Ireland Hungary Hungary France France Lithuania Lithuania Spain Italy Italy Hungary Spain UK UK UK UK France Driver re- Fixed penalty Points on driving Prison sentence Removal of level education charges (fines) licence, loss of crossing access programme licence/ban rights at private crossings Consistent use of fines and penalty points, however, in some countries they are fixed, in others the severity of the offence will dictate the penalty 12-Jun-15 11

  12. Improving User Behaviour – Measuring Success Measuring the effectiveness of detections and their long term impact on user behaviour is undertaken by member states, but the analysis does not go deep enough. Republic of Ireland, France, Hungary, Italy and Lithuania perform elements of before and after analysis, but this is typically driven by accident / incident / violation rates alone rather than also benchmarking behavioural patterns. Recommendation 1 A consistent methodology for analysing human factors pre and post implementation of technology should be developed to fully measure success and sustained behavioural change. Recommendation 2 This methodology should be agreed and adopted by member states seeking to deploy technologies. 12-Jun-15 12

  13. Any questions? darren.furness1@networkrail.co.uk 13

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