Authors: | Tor-Olav Nævestad, Vibeke Milch Uhlving, Jenny Blom, Rune Elvik, Lars Even Egner, Markus Bugge, Håkon Endresen Normann, Erland Skogli |
Report nr: | 2033/2024 |
ISBN (digital version): | 978-82-480-2203-9 |
Language: | Norwegian |
Attachments | Summary, pdf Full report, in Norwegian only, pdf Sammendrag, pdf |
The study examines whether four county authorities have implemented living systems for traffic safety management, three years after the regional reform and factors influencing this, including safety culture. We also study factors influencing facilitation behavior among employees working with traffic safety in the county authority, i.e. how they focus on setting the premises for road safety in their county. The results show considerable variation with regard to whether the county authorities have implemented living systems for traffic safety management. This is particularly influenced by safety culture in the county authorities and the extent to which the respondents perceive that reorganization related to the regional reform has required a lot of time and energy. Respondents' facilitation behavior is primarily influenced by the safety culture in their own organisation. The study shows that safety culture is fundamental in the county authorities’ work with traffic safety, and that the safety culture varies among the studied county authorities.