Large grants awarded
Here’s a portfolio giving details of the projects who have received funding from us in our large grants programme.
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Lincolnshire Police
How can digital evidence submissions from the public be used more effectively to reduce road offending and improve road safety?
Lincolnshire Police and Keele University received funding to explore how ‘dash cam’ and ‘head cam’ technology can be used to reduce road offending and improve road safety.
University College London (UCL)
Evaluating the role of telematics in reducing speed violations among drivers and riders in the delivery sector
The project explored the role of telematics in reducing speed violations amongst drivers and riders in the delivery sector and how this technology can be used as a risk management tool.
University of Sheffield
Promoting Intelligent Speed Assistance to reduce UK road traffic crashes
The University of Sheffield, in partnership with the University of Greenwich, has received funding to promote Intelligent Speed Assistance as a technological solution that can reduce speed-related road traffic collisions.
Gloucestershire Police
Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) Capability
Gloucestershire Constabulary received funding from The Road Safety Trust to conduct research to understand and overcome limitations of current Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) technology.
The Floow Ltd
F2DR: Fit2Drive: Piloting new technology and processes to optimise fitness to drive assessments and improve safety
The Floow, a world leader in vehicle telemetry data capture and processing, has received funding to advance approaches for assessing older drivers’ fitness to drive.
Road Safety Foundation
Maximising the accessibility and impact of telematics speed data for enforcement, road safety engineering and research
Road Safety Foundation, working in partnership with tech company The Floow, will make detailed telematics speed data available to stakeholders such as community speed watch, parish councils, road authorities, police, and researchers in the West Midlands.
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