Lars Bolet

Lars Bolet is affiliated with the Department of the Built Environment at the Faculty of Engineering and Science, Aalborg University (AAU), Denmark. His work focuses on traffic engineering, road safety, and municipal infrastructure management. He has contributed extensively to research and public discourse on transportation systems.

His research interests include:

• Traffic safety and accident prediction modeling
• Integration of hospital data in traffic risk assessment
• Energy-efficient transportation technologies
• Winter road maintenance and de-icing policies
• Economic impacts of traffic accidents on municipalities
• Sustainable urban mobility and infrastructure planning

The analysis of his 15 most recent publications reveals a consistent focus on practical applications in civil and traffic engineering, emphasizing data-driven decision-making, public safety, and cost-efficiency in municipal road management. His work often bridges technical engineering solutions with socioeconomic implications, particularly in how local governments manage traffic risks and infrastructure investments.

Scientific contributions and media engagement:

• Active contributor to traffic safety research since the 1990s
• Frequent media commentator on road conditions, traffic policies, and accident prevention
• Presenter at public and private sector events on municipal transport costs and safety investments
• Co-author of influential reports using real-world injury data to improve accident hotspot identification

Lars Bolet has also engaged in advisory and outreach activities, including contributions to national infrastructure reporting and expert commentary in policy debates. While formal PhD supervision appears limited, he has played a significant role in applied research and knowledge dissemination. His work is closely tied to public institutions such as the Danish Road Directorate and various Danish municipalities, reflecting a career deeply integrated with practical civil engineering challenges.