ThaiRAP supports assessments, training and youth for safer highways and streets
National capacity building and more than 18,000km of iRAP assessments have recently been supported by ThaiRAP, working in partnership with the Department of Highways and the Children and Youth Council. These efforts will inform lifesaving action to improve road safety...
Transurban and Safe System Solutions Assess Risks for Cyclists, Supported by CycleRAP
Safe System Solutions in Australia has been supporting Transurban in assessing risk for cyclists on its Melbourne networks with the support of CycleRAP. Transurban is a major Australian-based multinational company that develops, manages, and operates urban toll road...
Road Safety Measures in Infrastructure Projects Boost Returns, Says New Report
Infrastructure investment projects integrating road safety into key metrics can secure faster, more reliable returns, while saving lives, says a new report by Global Infrastructure Basel Foundation (GIB), supported by the FIA Foundation. The report, ‘Financing...
Save the Date: PHOEBE Final Conference
Mark your diaries and join us for the Final Conference of PHOEBE on 23 June in Naples to hear the project’s results in advancing the safety of vulnerable road users and safer, smarter and greener active mobility in three European cities. The 3.5 year EU-funded...
Australia Day Honours Recognise Global Road Safety Leader Rob McInerney AO
The International Road Assessment Programme (iRAP) has today welcomed the announcement that its Chief of Future Impact, Rob McInerney, has been appointed an Officer of the Order of Australia (AO) in the Australia Day Honours List. The prestigious award recognises his...
Celebrating Three-Year Progress of KSARAP
Over 80 high level decision-makers, engineers and road authority practitioners came together last month for a National KSARAP Workshop in Riyadh to review progress and next steps towards creating a Saudi Arabia free of high-risk roads. Hosted by the Roads General...
Great Britain’s New Road Safety Strategy Released
The UK Government has released its first road safety strategy in over a decade, with a plan to reduce fatalities and serious injuries on Britain’s roads by 65% by 2035, with an even more ambitious target of 70% for children under 16. It includes for strategic efforts...
New Crash Risk Mapping for Tunisia
New Risk Mapping has been completed for 14,800 km of Tunisia’s road network to inform an understanding of crash risk and evidence-based investment to reduce road deaths and serious injuries. Based on the most recent five years of crash data (2021–2025), the updated...
New Zealand’s highest risk highways now safer
The AA Research Foundation has evaluated safety outcomes, with impressive results, for 32 of New Zealand’s highest risk highways, comparing to 20 years ago when KiwiRAP assessments were first completed. The analysis, prepared by WSP, compared crash data for the period...
Shaping the Future of Safe Cycling Infrastructure in Istanbul
Lane Patrol is collaborating with the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (IBB) to support the planning and development of Istanbul’s future cycling network, powered by the globally recognized CycleRAP methodology. The partnership marks a significant milestone in...
Britain’s 2025 Crash Risk Mapping Results Released
United Kingdom RAP Lead Road Safety Foundation (RSF) has today released its 2025 Crash Risk Mapping Results, mapping the statistical risk of a fatal or serious injury occurring on Great Britain’s motorways and ‘A’ roads for 2021-2023, and tracking the safety...
AfRSO Webinar Summary: Building Capacity for Road Safety Assessment in Africa
Last week, the Secretariat of the African Road Safety Observatory (AfRSO) hosted by the African Union Commission (AUC), in cooperation with iRAP, staged a free webinar on the Safety Assessment of Roads Using the iRAP Methodology and Tools. The session brought...
CAMBER Update: Connected and Adaptive Maintenance for Safer Urban and Secondary Roads in Europe
It’s been 12 months since the the CAMBER Project launched, dedicated to improving safety and maintenance on urban and secondary roads across Europe with demonstrated impact mounting. The Connected and Adaptive Maintenance for Safer Urban and Secondary Roads...
PHOEBE Consortium Shares Project Impact
Last week, the PHOEBE Consortium convened in Slovenia for two days of productive discussions on the project’s progress to advance active mobility and the safety of vulnerable road users in its three pilot cities, sharing innovative solutions for safer, smarter...
IVORY Consortium Meet to Advance AI and Road Safety
The IVORY – ‘AI for Vision Zero in Road Safety’ – Industrial Doctorates Network held its consortium meeting and network-wide training from November 5–7 in Paris, for a deep dive into the evolving role of AI to advance road safety worldwide. Launched in...
iRAP and AITD Renew Partnership to Drive IndiaRAP to New Heights
Shri B N Puri, Director of AITD and Greg Smith, CEO of iRAP sign the MOU We are thrilled to announce the successful renewal of our Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Asian Institute of Transport Development (AITD). This milestone cements our collaboration,...
Latest ELABORATOR News: Living Labs Gather, Testing Inclusivity Solutions, and Leadership in European Forums
The ambitious 3-year ELABORATOR project, and its 38 partners working together in 12 European cities, continue to make great progress designing urban mobility solutions for safer, more inclusive streets and climate-neutral cities. Here’s a recap on recent...
Catalan Risk Mapping Results Expose Critical Vulnerability of Motorcyclists
Motorcycles are involved in almost half of the fatal and serious injury crashes that occur in Catalonia, Spain – revealing insights shared yesterday in Reial Automobil Club de Catalunya’s (RACC) presentation of annual Risk Mapping results according to the...
ADB to Boost Sustainable Urban Development in Hubei, supported by iRAP
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved a US$150 million loan to advance low-carbon and resilient urban development in Xianning Municipality in Hubei Province, the People’s Republic of China (PRC). The total forecast investment in the Hubei Xianning Low-Carbon...
Mark Your Diaries: 2026 iRAP Innovation Workshop
Join us in May for iRAP’s 2026 Innovation Workshop on future-ready roads, an unmissable event being held in partnership with TRA2026 in Budapest. The iRAP Innovation Workshop will be held on 20 May during Transport Research Arena (TRA). TRA is Europe’s biggest...
Tashkent University and iRAP sign MOU to advance city transportation
Professor Urokov Aslidin Khushvaktovich, Dean of the Faculty of Road Engineering, TSTU and Greg Smith, CEO, iRAP sign the MOU Within the framework of reforms to improve transport safety in Uzbekistan’s capital, Tashkent State Transport University (TSTU)...
Minister Meeting and World Bank Investment Drive Forward Malawi’s Push for Safer Roads
Joel Jere and the ROSAF team meet with the newly appointed Minister of Transport and Public Works Dr Feston Kaupa and Ministry staff Malawi’s Road Safety Alert Foundation (ROSAF) held a significant meeting yesterday with the newly appointed Minister of Transport...
UN Decade of Sustainable Transport Launches: iRAP Commits to Advance Safe, Inclusive and Resilient Roads
iRAP joined global partners in New York today to welcome in the UN Decade of Sustainable Transport 2026-2035 and Implementation Plan, announcing supporting commitments, and sharing the opportunity for governments to ensure that the safety of road infrastructure is a...















