Deliverable D12 aims at defining the conceptual model for an EU level Traffic Law Enforcement (TLE) monitoring database. To achieve this goal, first of all research has been performed to identify and analyse existing databases at EU level, mainly accident databases. Then, within the context of the PEPPER project, and WP2 in specific, a survey has been performed regarding data availability in the member states whose results are reported, which resulted in founding many gaps and inconsistencies between the data collection procedures of different countries. To define the conceptual model for the EU TLE monitoring database, a short questionnaire has been composed in order to investigate the views of relevant experts. The structure of the questionnaire and its findings are presented, regarding content, organisation and functions of the database. Regarding data collection, the main findings of the relevant PEPPER Deliverable 8 are mentioned here as part of the overall conceptual model. Regarding data needs, the views of the European Commission and relevant actors are included here following the consultation process after the Recommendation on enforcement in the field of road safety. Additionally, within PEPPER, a set of enforcement performance indicators have been selected, constituting the basis for the construction of a future EU-level database. Concluding from the above, the conceptual model is being described here as a step-by-step procedure, specifying the needs in terms of the establishment of the database, the definition of the contents and the data collection process, the organisational framework and the functionality of the proposed EU-level TLE monitoring database. (Author/publisher) For the project website, and other reports, see http://www.vtt.fi/sites/pepper/
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