Securing of children in buses and coaches

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Securing of children in buses and coaches Submitted by the expert From Sweden   Informal document GRSP-65-26 (65th GRSP, 13-17 May 2019, agenda item 26) Securing of children in buses and coaches Some information and statistics from Sweden

Bus accidents fatal for passengers Date Type Death Serious/ Moderate Minor Involved passengers 2003-01-24 Tip & slide (single) 6 15 14 35 2003-08-13 Collision 2 1 - 4 2005-10-12 Travel (standing passenger) 2006-01-27 Tip over (single) 9 24 18 51 2007-02-27 Collision 2xBus 47 61 2011-12-14 2012-03-02 3 2014-12-04 16 27 2017-04-02 25 21 50 Collision Tip & slide Examples of accidents fatal for passengers of all ages

Comments on fatal accidents Tip & slide: Not that high frontal impact force, more lateral impact. Injuries due to falling out through window or tumbling around in the bus. Unbelted persons on “upper side” falling down on other passengers. Focus to keep the person in seat place to avoid being tossed around, falling on other passengers or falling out through window. Use seat belt!

Statistics from STRADA Based on reporting to national information system STRADA collecting data of injuries and accidents in the entire road transport system. Information from the police and hospitals. Statistics from STRADA Persons up to age 17 injured travelling by bus, year 2010-2017 Most serious accidents is at higher speed outside city. Volume of accidents is at lower speed in/close to city. one accident!

Statistics from STRADA Based on reporting to national information system STRADA collecting data of injuries and accidents in the entire road transport system. Information from the police and hospitals. Statistics from STRADA Persons up to age 17 injured travelling by bus, year 2010-2017 one accident!

Statistics from STRADA Based on reporting to national information system STRADA collecting data of injuries and accidents in the entire road transport system. Information from the police and hospitals. Statistics from STRADA Persons up to age 17 injured travelling by bus, year 2010-2017 one accident!

Fatal accident per passenger-kilometres Passengers of all ages

Regulation regarding children in buses In general there is no buses in Sweden specially designed for transportation of children. Children use the same bus service as the rest of the population. In smaller villages there might be some specific routes to carry children to and from school, and there is regulations for the use of buses in these cases. (Sign for carrying children, locking of doors) In general for bus ride in Sweden any person above 3 years shall use a seat with belt, if available, and is obligated to use the belt. Exception for local transport in cities etc. Passengers shall be informed about the obligation to use seat belt. It is the responsibility of the driver* to help and make sure that persons under 15 year use seat belt or other suitable protection.

Regarding children <3 years of age For children below 3 years of age travelling in buses, there is no regulation. From time to time discussions in media and different parties why there is no regulation for children below 3 years of age. Technical solutions exist and some bus service providers require at least two seats installed abled to carry children below 3 years of age.

Regarding use of seat belt Studies on the use of seat belt in buses in Sweden has been studied recently (Class II & III vehicles): Arranged specific travels using coaches 92%, tourist, charter Commercial distance bus service 50%, between cities, airport etc Contractual regional & local bus service 27%, between & partly in cities Information & reminder to use seat belt are to be given at A after each stop, and also B & C for distance > 50 km and where there is fewer stops.

Proposal on strategy and steps forward Clarify current situation: Gather and share statistics on number, frequency, type and severity of children injured in bus accidents. Gather and share statistics on type of bus accidents related to severe injuries. Gather and share the situation in different countries regarding special school buses or not, special regulations or solutions for children. Share studies done on safety in buses - not only a technical matter, it is a lot about behaviour. Formulate and describe problem: Based on analysis of the current situation, formulate and describe problem regarding securing of children in buses.

Thank you for your attention!