Applications for this, the second year of the
Last year’s winner was Thailand’s department of rural roads for a comprehensive road safety initiative around schools, especially in rural areas. Second place was for coloured zebra crosswalks at school zones in Chongqing, China. Third place went to advanced stop lanes for motorcycles in Indonesia.
The prize is €10,000 in the form of a sponsored road marking application, a donation of traffic safety related items, or a donation to a non-profit organisation. It is bestowed by
The
A Project Candidate can be any completed infrastructure initiative which includes some form of road marking with at least a one-year track record. Qualified applicants are public authorities from a city, state, national or regional level, responsible for such an initiative.
The jury consists of Adnan Rahman and Susanna Zammataro at the International Road Federation. Rahmann is general director and senior transportation consultant at the IRF, while Zammataro is executive director and environment expert.
The two academic jurists are Markus Oeser and Paul