The aim of the European Transport Safety Lectures is to draw attention to the success of research-based transport safety policymaking and provide an opportunity for professional networking and information exchange at the highest level. The Lectures are hosted annually by ETSC and one of its member organisations.

11th European Transport Safety Council Lecture ‘Alcohol and Driving’ Agenda Denis A. Cusack Eva Erenli Stefan Siegrist	October 2009
Speed by Dr. phil. Raphael Denis Huguenin, Swiss Council for Accident Prevention (bfu), Switzerland Lecture Response by Stephen Stradling Response by Klaus Machata	September 2008
Local initiatives in road safety-challenges and opportunities by Jean-Yves Salaün, Prévention Routière, France Lecture Response by Peter Vansevenant, City of Gent, Belgium Response by Cristina Pou, Barcelona City Council, Spain	November 2007
Safety in rural Europe - Reducing casualties on country roads in the EU by Prof. Reinhold Maier, Technical University of Dresden (Germany) Lecture	September 2006
Europe and its road safety vision - how far to zero? by Prof. Clae Tingvall, Director of Traffic Safety at Swedish Road Administration, Chairman of EuroNCAP Lecture	June 2005
Road Safety & The New Europe by Dr Josef Mikulík, Director, Transport Research Centre (Czech Republic) Lecture	April 2004
Ageing Europe: the challenges and opportunities for transport safety by Liisa Hakamies-Blomqvist, Swedish Road and Transport Research Institute Lecture Fred Wegman Adrian Hobbs/Murray Mackay Bernhard Biehl Isabelle Durant	January 2003
Reducing road deaths: the EU vision, target and plan by François Lamoureux, Director General, DG TREN Lecture	January 2002
Independent accident investigation: every citizens right, society’s duty by Pieter Van Vollenhoven, Chairman of the Dutch Transport Safety Board and founding Board Member of ETSC Lecture	January 2001
Safer transport in Europe: tools for decision-making by Prof. Murray Mackay, former Head of the Birmingham Accident Research Centre Lecture	January 2000
Transport safety visions, targets and strategies: beyond 2000 by Prof. Kåre Rumar, Swedish Road and Transport Research Institute Lecture	January 1999