The need for data-driven decision-making in road safety has never been greater.

 

The need for data-driven decision-making in road safety has never been greater.

May 24, 2024

The introduction of the new legislation, ‘Causing death or serious injury by dangerous cycling,’ which carries a maximum prison sentence of 14 years, has sparked important discussions about the disparities in laws governing road safety. While this new law aims to close a legislative gap, it also brings into sharp focus the differences in how serious incidents involving cyclists and motor vehicle drivers are treated.

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The IRTAD 2026 conference highlighted a major shift in road safety practice, driven by advances in AI, connected vehicle data, and international collaboration. From explainable machine learning models delivering significant gains in fatality reduction to critical insights on data bias and ethical governance, the field is moving beyond prediction toward transparent, proactive systems. At the same time, new evidence on under-reporting, inequality, and policy effectiveness is reshaping how countries design and evaluate road safety strategies globally.

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