Traffic Behaviour Analyst Training | Trajlon Group

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Traffic Behaviour Analyst Training

Course Type

Short Course

Category

Transport

Duration

5 Days

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Course Overview

The Traffic Behaviour Analyst course is designed to provide professionals with a deep understanding of how human behaviour affects traffic systems, road safety, and transportation efficiency.

Bridging the fields of traffic engineering, behavioural science, and data analytics, this course equips participants with the skills needed to analyse, interpret, and influence driver behaviour in various transportation contexts.

Through a combination of theoretical foundations and hands-on data analysis, participants will learn to identify patterns in traffic incidents, assess behavioural risks, and design targeted interventions that promote safer and more efficient roads.

The course also explores the integration of modern technologies—such as telematics, machine learning, and simulation tools—to enhance the predictive power and practical application of behaviour-focused traffic analysis.

Target Audience

Transportation Planners and Traffic Engineers Road Safety Officers and Policy Makers Claims and Insurance Assessors Law Enforcement and Traffic Police Data Analysts and Researchers Urban and Regional Planners Behavioural Scientists and Psychologists Fleet and Risk Managers Smart Mobility and ITS Professionals

Course Outline

What is Traffic Psychology? Differences from general psychology and traditional traffic engineering Importance in modern traffic safety strategies

Perception and reaction times Attention, workload, and multitasking Decision-making under stress or uncertainty

Driver types: aggressive, distracted, impaired, defensive, etc. Aggression, impatience, and emotional regulation Peer influence and risk-taking behaviour Cultural and demographic variations

Fatigue and drowsiness Distraction (e.g., mobile phones, in-vehicle systems) Impairment (alcohol, drugs, medical conditions)

Risk-prone vs. defensive drivers Age and experience differences The role of personality traits (e.g., sensation seeking) Road User Behaviour (drivers and other road users like pedestrians, cyclists and animals)

Ergonomics in vehicle design Driver-vehicle-roadway interaction Interface design and information overload

Role and importance of traffic behaviour analysts Overview of traffic psychology and human factors Ethical considerations in behavioural research

Observational studies and field surveys Use of sensors, cameras, and telematics Questionnaires, interviews, and focus groups Use of simulation and virtual environments

Data preprocessing and cleaning Descriptive and inferential statistics Behavioural pattern recognition and segmentation Tools: Excel, Python/R basics, GIS, SPSS (or similar software)

Human factors in crash causation Near-miss detection and analysis Risk modelling and predictive analytics

Nudge theory and behavioural economics in traffic Public awareness campaigns Enforcement and deterrence strategies Smart infrastructure and in-vehicle technologies

Successful interventions from various countries Lessons learned from urban vs. rural environments Integrating behavioural analysis into smart city planning

By the end of the course, students will be able to:

Understand the Principles of Traffic Psychology Identify and Categorize Risky Driving Behaviours Collect and Interpret Traffic Behaviour Data Apply Analytical Techniques to Behavioural Data Assess the Human Factors Behind Traffic Incidents Design and Recommend Behavioural Interventions Evaluate the Effectiveness of Traffic Safety Campaigns and Technologies

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