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Lennart Svenson, an expert from Volvo Trucks, won the European Commercial Vehicle Safety Award. Mr. Lennart Svenson has been the head of the accident research team at Volvo Trucks for many years and has made outstanding contributions in the field of truck safety. The previous winners of this award are outstanding engineers and researchers from around the world.
The European Commercial Vehicle Safety Award was awarded jointly by the European Association for Research and Analysis of Accidents (EVU), the German Road Safety Council (DVR) and DEKRA, an international organization dedicated to safety and quality of practical technologies. The award aims to recognize and recognize international experts who have made outstanding contributions in the field of commercial vehicle safety.
This European Commercial Vehicle Safety Awards Ceremony was held at the 6th International DEKRA Symposium. “Mr. Lennart Svenson has made outstanding contributions to the safety of commercial vehicles around the world. This award recognizes his safety work and research results at Volvo Trucks.†said Professor Egon-Christian von Glasner, president of EVU, at the awards ceremony. To.
As a specialized vehicle and bus development engineer, Lennart Svenson joined Volvo Trucks' Gothenburg branch in 1966. In 1969, the Volvo Truck Accident Research Team was formally established, and Lennart Svenson joined the team at the beginning of its establishment and engaged in many researches such as real accident research, accident data analysis, and safety goal definition. At the same time, he also invested a lot of time and energy in the research and development of truck safety testing methods.
"Over the years, the Volvo accident research team has investigated thousands of real traffic accidents, mastered a large amount of data and materials, and achieved outstanding results. I believe that the Volvo accident research team will become Volvo now and in the future. An important part of the truck company's traffic safety work,†Lennart Svenson said at the award ceremony.
As a researcher, developer and author, Lennart Svensson played an important role in a series of truck safety reports released by Volvo Trucks. These reports provide key information on heavy truck accidents and effectively disseminate truck safety concepts. The research directions of Lennart Svenson and his research team include the truck driver's cab in the event of an accident, truck seatbelts and airbags, and protection of car occupants and other motor vehicle occupants and pedestrians in collisions with trucks. It is worth mentioning that the research team has made important achievements in the above fields and made great contributions to its development. In addition, they also carried out systematic research on taking proactive safety measures to avoid accidents. Lennart Svenson was a model for accident researchers and automotive safety experts in the 1980s and 1990s.
"In the next phase, we will focus our research on active safety to achieve the goal of continuously improving the safety of cars and roads," said Lennart Svenson.
In 1985, Lennart Svenson was head of the Driver Environment and Traffic Safety Team under the product planning department. In 1996, he served as the head of the traffic safety team. On December 31, 2002, Lennart Svenson, 60, officially retired.
“I am very excited to receive this award and I will see it as an endorsement of my consistent work over the years. The safety work I’ve done at Volvo Trucks has been highly valued. I hope to share this with my colleagues. Awards, they all made outstanding contributions to Volvo Trucks' leading position in the security field.†Lennart Svenson said eagerly at the awards evening.
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