ANB25 Subcommittees | Ad-hoc Working Groups/ Subcommittees/Task Groups | Joint Subcommittees
ANB25 Subcommittees
Subcommittees are created within committees to perform specific functions and meet specific needs based on the scope and responsibilities of the committee. Subcommittee structures are more informal and change from time to time. These are the current subcommittees of TRB ANB25:
- Policy and Legal Aspects Subcommittee, ANB25(1)
- User Liaison Subcommittee, ANB25(3)
- Conferences and Meetings Subcommittee, ANB25(4)
- Joint Subcommittee on International Safety Research ANB25(5) (a joint subcommittee between ANB25 and ANB20)
- Technical Issues Subcommittee, ANB25(8)
Updated 1/5/2020.
Ad-hoc Working Groups/ Subcommittees/Task Groups
From time to time the standing committees create ad-hoc subcommittees or task groups to address specific questions.
Joint Subcommittees
TRB Standing committees also sponsor joint TRB subcommittees. TRB ANB25 is co-sponsoring the following Joint Subcommittees:
- Joint Subcommittee on Future Directions in Road Safety Analysis (see below)
- Joint Subcommittee on International Safety Research ANB25(5) (a joint subcommittee between ANB25 and ANB20)
- Joint Subcommittee on Speed and Safety
Joint Subcommittee on Future Directions in Road Safety Analysis
The scope of this joint subcommittee is: (last updated on January 14, 2014):
- The Subcommittee will focus on creation of knowledge rather than the application of knowledge.
- The Subcommittee will monitor emerging ideas and approaches in safety analysis, which would include safety simulation, causal and structural modeling and surrogate measures of safety.
- The Subcommittee will monitor applicable analytical methods from other disciplines, such as econometrics, epidemiology and biostatistics.
- The Subcommittee will promote analysis and development of quantitative metrics for using emerging and non-traditional data sets not already used in safety, such as emergency medical transport and care, hospital records, and other public health databases.
- The Subcommittee will promote quantitative analysis of human behavior and factors, education and enforcement approaches to safety improvement, in other words, approaches other than engineering as we have traditionally addressed.
- Joint Subcommittee Website
Last updated: June 23, 2014.