1. Traffic Psychology in Everyday Life
Ralf Risser and Matúš Šucha
2. Aim and Scope of Traffic Psychology
Matúš Šucha and Ralf Risser
3. Traffic Psychology in the World
Mikuláš Toman
4. Human Factors in Traffic
Ralf Risser
5. Key Psychological Theories and Methods
Darina Havlíčková
6. Risk-Taking in Traffic
Ralf Risser
7. Novice Drivers and Risk
Kristýna Josrová
8. Elderly Drivers
Eva Adamovska
9. Assessment of Fitness to Drive
Dana Černochová and Vlasta Rehnová
10. Communication in Traffic
Ralf Risser and Petr Zámečník
11. Traffic system. Culture and Norms
Anton Pashkevich, Petr Zámečník and Václav Linkov
12. Road users and vulnerable road users
Lucie Hartmannová
13. Public Health Issues
Matúš Šucha and Ralf Risser
14. Traffic mode choice
Elisabeta Drimlová
15. Sustainability and Sustainable Transport Modes
Matúš Šucha and Ralf Risser
16. Systemic Approach and Vision Zero
Petr Zámečník
17. Transport Infrastructure
Jiří Ambros, Kateřina Bucsuházy and Ralf Risser
18. Safety Measures Based on Psychological Principles
Kristýna Josrová
19. Driver Rehabilitation Programmes
Petr Zámečník and Darina Havlíčková
20. Post-accident Psychological Care
Martin Kořán
21. Autonomous Mobility and Psychology Issues
Vít Gabrhel and Jakub Štefec
22. Prospects for Traffic Psychology in the Decades to Come
Petr Zámečník and Darina Havlíčková
Biography
Ralf Risser is a psychologist and sociologist (University of Vienna). Owned a private research institute FACTUM OG 1988–2019. Part-time work at Institute of Technology & Society, TU Lund, Sweden 1988–2013, 2006–2013 Adjunct Professor. 2011–2017 President of International Cooperation on Theories and Concepts in Traffic safety (ICTCT). Key researcher in projects such as EU-funded CONSOL, investigating case of the elderly in connection with traffic safety and mobility. Currently, Visiting Professor at the Palacký University Olomouc, Czechia, Department of Psychology. Elderly road users, vulnerable road users, and qualitative methods are in the focus of his research.
Matúš Šucha (26 April 1980, Bratislava) is a Czech traffic psychologist and a professor of psychology at Palacký University, Olomouc, Czechia. His main area of professional interest is traffic psychology, with a specific focus on mobility and traffic safety. He is a former vice-president of International Cooperation on Theories and Concepts in Traffic safety (ICTCT).
