April 14 – 16, 2026 | Frankfurt/Hanau, Germany
Reliable since 2003
The SafetyWeek is the international meeting point for automotive safety experts and will be taking place for the 23rd time in 2025. Three individual conferences on requirements, testing and the future of safe mobility are accompanied by the renowned SafetyExpo that features the leaders in safety innovation and technology.
On Site & Online
We are convinced that exchange and networking work best at an on-site event.
However, we also understand that there are sometimes reasons that prevent people from attending in person. For these cases, we offer online participation in SafetyWeek. With the help of our conference app, participants can be close to the action and interact with the speakers and other participants. 
Up to date and top-class
As always, the conference is highly up-to-date and will feature top experts. This way the participants get the answers to the questions that concern them in their daily work. Of course, the changes in society and industry to the requirements of vehicle safety and the further development of automated driving will also be discussed and addressed.
Program Committee SafetyWeek
SafetyWeek is accompanied by a program committee made up of top-class experts:
 
    
    
  Jochen Feese
Accident Research, Concepts, Child Safety, Sensor Functions & EE Systems Integral Safety (RD/KSF) 
Mercedes-Benz AG
 
    
    
  Prof. Dr.-Ing. Lars Hannawald
Professor for Automotive Engineering 
Dresden University of Applied Sciences
 
    
    
  Dr. Roland Kallweit
Head of Development Active Safety Functions 
AUDI AG
 
    
    
  Dr.-Ing. Sven Nitsche
Manager Requirements and Strategy Vehicle Safety 
BMW AG
 
    
    
  Volker Sandner
Senior Manager Vehicle Safety 
ADAC Technik Zentrum Landsberg
 
    
    
  Dr. Swen Schaub
Head of Engineering Strategy & Communications 
ZF LIFETEC
 
    
    
  Prof. Dr. Thomas Schwarz
Head of Government Affairs Berlin 
AUDI AG
 
    
    
  Direktor und Professor Andre Seeck
Vice President and Head of the Division "Vehicle Technology" 
German Federal Highway and Transport Research Institute (BASt)
 
					 
           
           
           
           
           
           
           
           
           
           
           
           
           
          