The latest news on nudging and coaching to increase traffic safety? Now that’s the place to be! More than 50 engaged Italians travelled to Sorrento for MeBeSafe.

A General Assembly meeting is a great way to fellow researchers in on the project. And a brief summary of that meeting is an ever greater way for anyone to get an overview of the project.

MeBeSafe members came from all over Europe to the 3d General Assembly meeting in Italy. Spring dawned upon the researchers as they presented fresh results and exchanged ideas.

Read about attempts to nudge car drivers to increase attention with an in-vehicle nudge, lights along a road exit to make cars slow down, haptic nudging measures to affect cyclists and much more.

Cities all over the world are putting up physical obstacles to curb inappropriate cyclist speeds. It however seems like there is no reason to do so at all.

A new coaching system based on a mobile app was finally launched in Norway. Several new techniques are being tested, including peer-to-peer coaching and personal data integrity.

This road may look real, and it actually is. Only simulated, which makes it possible to evaluate infrastructure nudges on a real location without actually venturing out into real life.

It is not always clear if an intersection is dangerous or even if there is an acute risk of hitting somebody. Several nudges have been developed that could help drivers increase their awareness.

A new flyer describing the basics about MeBeSafe has now been released! If you would like to get to know MeBeSafe a bit better, take a look or download it here!

How can car drivers be nudged to increase attention by using in-vehicle solutions? Read the report that has been released.

The integrated framework for MeBeSafe is released, which gives an overview of how the project will work.

MeBeSafe will use a new innovative way of coaching. Read about the methodologies used.