Safely at EIT UM Community Days
- Parabol
- Apr 20, 2025
- 1 min read
We were in Munich for the EIT Urban Mobility Community Days 2025!
A two-day journey full of inspiration, collaboration and innovative ideas for the future of urban mobility. As part of the ecosystem, we proudly presented the poster of our ongoing project, the Traffic Safety Analysis Platform – Safely, supported by EIT Urban Mobility under the Targeted Project.
Together with our valuable partners — Konya Büyükşehir Belediyesi (Türkiye), Ministry of Traffic of Sarajevo Canton (Bosnia and Herzegovina) and Technische Universität Berlin, we shared how we’re using data and smart analytics to enhance road safety for vulnerable road users throughout the ongoing project journey.👋
Our Product Manager Şevval Çavuşoğlu represented Parabol and met with urban mobility experts from all over the world. The energy at the event reminded us once again: collaboration is the key to building resilient and future-proof cities. Special thanks to the organizers and everyone who contributed to this impactful gathering!
🔗 Safely – Enhancing Road Safety for Vulnerable Road Users with Smart Analytics is supported by EIT Urban Mobility, an initiative of the European Institute of Innovation & Technology (EIT), a body of the European Union.
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This article highlights the SAFELY project showcased during EIT Urban Mobility Community Days, which focuses on improving road safety for vulnerable road users such as pedestrians, cyclists, and motorcyclists. It explains how the initiative uses data analytics, machine learning, and public participation tools to identify high-risk urban areas and design targeted interventions that make cities safer. The project was implemented in pilot cities like Konya and Sarajevo, where accident data, geospatial analysis, and citizen feedback were combined to understand safety issues and develop practical solutions such as improved crossings, signage, and traffic flow adjustments. I like how the article demonstrates the value of collaboration between technology experts, local authorities, and communities in solving real-world urban challenges. It also shows how…