1. 1Deutsche Bahn AG, TS11.11.2002 Remit of the newly introduced Chief Operating Superintendent and Safety Officer at Deutsche Bahn AG International Railway Safety Conference Tokyo 2002 Deutsche Bahn AG TS Safety Mr. Fritz Schroeder - Safety Manager Germany

2. 2Deutsche Bahn AG, TS11.11.2002 International Railway Safety Conference Tokyo 2002

3. 3Deutsche Bahn AG, TS11.11.2002 International Railway Safety Conference Tokyo 2002

4. 4Deutsche Bahn AG, TS11.11.2002 International Railway Safety Conference Tokyo 2002 Facts and Figures about DB AG workforce:220.000 sales:16 billion dollars track length:36.000 km passengers per day:4,7 million freight per day:800.000 tonnes

5. 5Deutsche Bahn AG, TS11.11.2002 International Railway Safety Conference Tokyo 2002 Passengers killed per 100 million passenger kilometres 0.00 0.02 0.04 0.06 0.08 0.10 0.12 0.14 0.16 0.18 19911992199319941995199619971998199920002001 year Passengers killed per 100 million Passenger kilometres Source: STABAG

6. 6Deutsche Bahn AG, TS11.11.2002 International Railway Safety Conference Tokyo 2002 Collisions and derailments per million train km 0,000 0,020 0,040 0,060 0,080 0,100 0,120 19911992199319941995199619971998199920002001 year Collisions and derailments Per million train kilometres Source: STABAG

7. 7Deutsche Bahn AG, TS11.11.2002 International Railway Safety Conference Tokyo 2002 Safety Report 2001 DB AG

8. 8Deutsche Bahn AG, TS11.11.2002 International Railway Safety Conference Tokyo 2002 Chief Operating Superintendent monitors coordinates advises orders investigates

9. 9Deutsche Bahn AG, TS11.11.2002 International Railway Safety Conference Tokyo 2002 Driving Licence For all railway companies in Germany consistent standard

10. 10Deutsche Bahn AG, TS11.11.2002 International Railway Safety Conference Tokyo 2002 Simulator 12 traction unit simulators training for all drivers training intervall: 2 years

11. 11Deutsche Bahn AG, TS11.11.2002 International Railway Safety Conference Tokyo 2002 Level crossings campaign to sustain the downward trend in the number of accidents replacing level crossings (with bridges, tunnels)...