Ivica Barišić

Prof. Ivica Barišić is a faculty member at the Rijeka University of Applied Sciences, specializing in Traffic Engineering. His research focuses on urban infrastructure design, particularly roundabouts, traffic safety, and sustainable mobility solutions. He has contributed to studies on light railway systems, cycling safety, and port economic impacts. His work bridges theoretical analysis with practical implementation in Croatian contexts, emphasizing regulatory compliance and urban planning best practices.

Education and professional background details are not explicitly provided in the text. His teaching responsibilities include courses such as Planning and Programming in Traffic, Railway Safety Systems, and Traffic Technology.

Research Interests: Prof. Barišić’s work spans traffic engineering fundamentals, sustainable transport systems, and accident prevention strategies. He has explored innovative solutions like Personal Rapid Transit (PRT) and Light Railway Transit (LRT), while also addressing challenges in young driver safety and urban roundabout design optimization.

Publications: Over 20 articles since 2001 reflect his deep engagement with traffic infrastructure challenges, from regulatory frameworks to real-world implementations. Notable themes include roundabout efficacy, cycling promotion, and port economic contributions.

Teaching: His courses integrate practical skills for traffic professionals, emphasizing both theoretical knowledge and real-world problem-solving in transportation systems.