Industry awards received by iRAP and our partners

• 2025 – Prince Michael International Road Safety Award – Presented to Aleatica for its Safe System Infrastructure Model which has improved road safety across highway concessions in Mexico, Chile, Peru, Colombia, Great Britain, Spain and Italy. En savoir plus…
• 2025 – Prince Michael International Road Safety Award – Presented to Partnership for Road Safety Georgia (PfRS) for its Advancing 30km/h School Speed Zones in Georgia Initiative: A long-term advocacy campaign encouraging decision-makers at national and municipal levels to implement a policy of 30km/h speed limits around schools. En savoir plus…
• 2025 – Prince Michael International Road Safety Award – Presented to L’Association des Ambassadeurs de la Sécurité Routière (ASR) for Slower Speeds in Tunisia: Prioritising the implementation of 30 km/h zones to reduce fatalities and improve safety. En savoir plus…
• 2025 – Prince Michael International Road Safety Award – Presented to Prudence Foundation SAFE STEPS Kids Program: Mitigating the risks students in Vietnam and Cambodia experience by providing safe equipment, proper road traffic education, and safer infrastructure surrounding schools. En savoir plus…
• 2025 – Prince Michael International Road Safety Award – Presented to the Ministry of Transport and Communications in Peru for its Safe School Zones Program: Improving the safety of road infrastructure, inclusive urban design, and data-driven management tools to reduce traffic crashes in school areas. En savoir plus…
• 2025 – Prince Michael International Road Safety Award – Presented to Consolidated Consultants Group (CCG): Improvement of traffic safety around schools and mosques in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. En savoir plus…
• 2025 – ACRS Women in Road Safety Award – iRAP’s Global Programme and Communications Manager Judy Williams. En savoir plus…
• 2025 – Cycling Challenge Award Finalist (European Cyclists’ Federation (ECF) and Cities for Better Health) – Rwandan Bikebus Program supported by Lane Patrol and CycleRAP. En savoir plus…
• 2025 – Yellow Ribbon Excellence Award – Presented to Transport for New South Wales (TfNSW) recognising its road safety leadership, releasing AusRAP Star Rating results for over 35,000 km of important state and regional roads. En savoir plus…
• 2025 – European Cyclists’ Federation (ECF) Road Safety Award – Presented to iRAP for CycleRAP recognising its remarkable achievements in cycling and active mobility promotion.
• 2025 – PACTS Certificate of Recognition and honorary pin for contributions to road safety – Presented to ThaiRAP Lead, Kasem Choocharukul, Professor and Head of the Civil Engineering Department of Chulalongkorn University, and recognizing ThaiRAP’s collaborative efforts in road safety.
• 2024 – Vision Zero for Youth International Leadership Award – The award was presented to the Moldova Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Automobile Club of Moldova for advocacy and action to improve road safety with new low-speed legislation to protect the country’s most vulnerable road users. This recognition underscores Moldova’s outstanding commitment to creating safer streets for its youngest and most vulnerable citizens. The collaboration between national and local leaders, civic groups, and advocates has not only transformed policies but has also inspired global efforts to prioritize youth safety. En savoir plus… 
• 2024 – Prix International de la Sécurité Routière Prince Michael – honouring Automobile Club of Moldova’s (ACM) ground breaking work in establishing 30km/h speed limits in areas with high pedestrian and cyclist traffic In Moldova. With the support of the Fondation FIA et EST, l'ACM a obtenu par lobbying et mis en œuvre un changement de politique imposant une limite de vitesse de 30 km/h dans toutes les zones scolaires. Pour améliorer encore la sécurité, l'ACM a utilisé le Notation par étoiles pour les écoles Application pour évaluer et améliorer trois écoles dans la région nord de la Moldavie. En savoir plus…
• 2024 – Prix International de la Sécurité Routière Prince Michael – Le Banque asiatique de développement (BAD), Département des transports de la province du Shaanxi, le Programme international d'évaluation routière (iRAP), et le China Road Assessment Program (ChinaRAP) du Research Institute of Highway (RIOH) sont honorés d'annoncer que le projet de démonstration de sécurité routière des montagnes du Shaanxi, qui a sauvé des vies, a reçu un prestigieux Prix Prince Michael International de Sécurité Routière.
• 2024 – Road Safety GB Achievement Award – Presented to Dr Suzy Charman, Executive Director of the Road Safety Foundation (United Kingdom RAP Lead) recognising her significant contribution to road safety in the United Kingdom over a substantial period of time.
• 2024 – International Road Federation Global Awards – Le Banque asiatique de développement (BAD), Département des transports de la province du Shaanxi, le Programme international d'évaluation routière (iRAP), and the China Road Assessment Program (ChinaRAP) at the Research Institute of Highway (RIOH) are honoured to announce the life-saving Shaanxi Mountain Road Safety Demonstration Project has received a prestigious International Road Federation (IRF) global award – IRF’s Rural Roads and Mobility Award. En savoir plus…
• 2024 – Prix internationaux des médias de la sécurité – Three awards presented to iRAP and associated partners: Silver for online/web-based category – for the Interactive reports: Empowering road safety through data analysis, Silver for online/web-based category – iRAP Partner Portal launches: Connecting people and possibilities, Honorable mention in the Low Budget Campaign Category for Road to Zero through the Safe System Approach Exhibit and supporting promotional campaign and a Finalist in the Low Budget Campaign for iRAP’s Gary Liddle Memorial Trophy Award. Plus our SR4S Lead Partner, the AIP Foundation won two Gold awards; in the Short Video Category – AI&Me Empowering Youth for Safer Roads Official Music Video, and in the High Budget Campaign Category – Heads Up! Regional Youth-led ASEAN Campaign.
• 2024 – Bloomberg Philanthropies Awards for Excellence in Road Safety – Congratulations to AIP Foundation and our Pleiku City partners in Vietnam, as well as the Secretariat of Mobility in Bogotá, as two of four inaugural winners of the Bloomberg Philanthropies Awards for Excellence in Road Safety. En savoir plus…
• 2024 – Brazil Award – The CycleRAP International Pilot Project has just received an Honorable Mention in the Data Collection and Research category at the Promoting Mobility by Bicycle in Brazil 2024 Award. Our CycleRAP partner Flávio Soares, Project manager at Ciclocidade will officially accept the award at the 13th World Bicycle Forum and 11th Bicicultura. En savoir plus…
• 2024 – Sustainable Transport Award – Congratulations to Tianjin for its achievement of the 2024 Sustainable Transport Award (STA) recognising the city’s efforts to expand non-motorized transport and improve infrastructure for walking, cycling and public transport connections. The city’s improvement project is the largest supported by the World Bank (by USD$ value and quantity of infrastructure delivered) dedicated to improving streets for NMT and green space. Recent work builds on ChinaRAP assessments and evidence-based road design and infrastructure improvements delivered as part of the World Bank-supported Tianjin Urban Improvement Project in 2015. En savoir plus…
• 2023 – National Highways Industry Awards UK – Two projects were recognised – A21 Safety Package (Jacobs and National Highways) for “exceptional contribution to road user safety” and A417 ‘Missing Link’ Project (National Highways, Kier and Arup)  for “good road design”. Both projects used the iRAP approach to model and improve the safety case and were supported by the Fondation pour la sécurité routière, United Kingdom RAP programme lead.
• Prix international de sécurité routière Prince Michael 2023 – Pour le projet révolutionnaire des dix étapes en Tanzanie, qui a mis en place des capacités institutionnelles, un impact et des partenariats durables pour éliminer les routes à haut risque en Tanzanie. Co-financé par le Fonds des Nations Unies pour la sécurité routière (UNRSF) et le Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office (UKAid), par l'intermédiaire de la Facilité mondiale pour la sécurité routière (GRSF) de la Banque mondiale, le projet pilote de 30 mois visait à réduire le nombre de plus de 16 000 personnes (estimation) qui meurent chaque année sur les routes tanzaniennes.
• Prix international de sécurité routière Prince Michael 2023 – Pour le Programme de renforcement des capacités en matière de sécurité routière (RSCBP) – Un programme novateur de renforcement des capacités axé sur le développement des compétences et des connaissances techniques en matière de sécurité routière chez les professionnels des PMA. Une initiative du Partenariat mondial pour la sécurité routière (GRSP), en collaboration avec la Banque asiatique de développement (BAD), le Programme international d'évaluation des routes (iRAP) et l'Observatoire de la sécurité routière de l'Asie et du Pacifique (APRSO).
• 2022 – Prix internationaux des médias de la sécurité – Five awards presented to iRAP and associated partners: Gold for the Road Safety Toolkit, Silver for the AVO Star Rating for Design Project Digital Story, Silver for the iRAP 2021 Digital Annual Report, Bronze for iRAP’s International Women in Engineering Day Campaign and Honourable Mention for the Star Rating for Schools Lea Primary School, Nigeria video.
• 2022 – Prix international Prince Michael pour la sécurité routière – Presented to iRAP and Agilysis for their ground-breaking research and development project, financé par le Fonds Mondial pour la Sécurité Routière de la Banque Mondiale (GRSF), pour exploiter des sources de données innovantes en matière de sécurité routière en Afrique, en soutien à l'Observatoire Africain de la Sécurité Routière (ARSO).
• 2022 – Institute of Transportation Engineers – Australia and New Zealand (ITE-ANZ) ‘Contribution to the Transport Profession Award’ – Presented to Rob McInerney for his significant contribution to the transport and traffic engineering profession over a sustained period.
• 2022 – Thai Prime Minister’s Road Safety Award for Excellence – Presented to ThaiRAP for its outstanding efforts and commitment to reduce fatalities and serious injuries on Thailand’s roads.
• 2022 – Inaugural Alex Award – Presented to iRAP CEO Rob McInerney in celebration of one of Australia’s great road safety advocates, the late Senator Alex Gallacher, and awarded to Rob for his exemplary leadership for safer roads in Australia and worldwide.
• 2021 – Prix international Prince Michael pour la sécurité routière – Présenté à la Road Safety Foundation, membre de l'EuroRAP, avec le soutien financier de la RAC Foundation et du Department for Transport pour le Safer Roads Fund destiné à prévenir environ 1 450 blessures graves et mortelles au cours des 20 prochaines années
• 2021 et 2020 – International Road Federation (IRF) Global Achievement Award – Presented to Thai Department for Rural Roads for Integrated Road Safety Management System instrumental to ThaiRAP’s work
• 2020 – Prix international Prince Michael pour la sécurité routière – Présenté à iRAP pour son travail qui sauve des vies dans plus de 100 pays
• 2019 – Prix international Prince Michael pour la sécurité routière – Presented to AMZS Automobile and Motorcycle Association of Slovenia for EuroRAP work since 2008
• 2018 – Prix international Prince Michael pour la sécurité routière – Présenté au programme d'évaluation iRAP pour les écoles reconnaissant son potentiel à réduire les risques et à sauver des vies d'enfants et de piétons dans le monde entier
• 2017 – IRF Road Safety Award – Presented to Rob McInerney, iRAP Chief Executive Officer for outstanding contribution to the cause of global road safety
• 2017 – International Transport Forum Transport Achievement Award Special Mention – Presented to iRAP for “3-Star or better” Campaign
• 2016 – EuroRAP Award – Presented to Slovakia’s NDS National Motorway Company for dramatic increase in 3-star rating on Slovakia’s motorways and expressways
• 2016 – Australasian College of Road Safety Fellowship Award – Presented to Rob McInerney, iRAP Chief Executive Officer for outstanding contribution to Australian road safety
• 2015 – AIRSO 50th Anniversary Road Safety Award – Presented to Steve Lawson, iRAP Regional Director – EMEA
• 2014 – Prix international Prince Michael pour la sécurité routière – Presented to iRAP for efforts to scale-up action on road infrastructure safety and tackle the global epidemic of road traffic injuries
• 2013 – IRF Global Achievement Award – Presented to KiwiRAP for road safety endeavours
• 2013 – FIA Region IV American Award – Presented to Julio Urzua, iRAP Regional Director – The Americas for creation and implementation of road safety initiatives in Latin America
• 2010 – Prix international Prince Michael pour la sécurité routière – Presented to EuroRAP member Road Safety Foundation for producing the first map of deaths and serious injuries by parliamentary constituency, so that every MP is aware of the risks in their area.
• 2010 – Prince Michael International Road Safety Award (Premiere Award) – Presented to EuroRAP member Road Safety Foundation for their significant role in establishing a respected, systematic method of assessing roads and helping the authorities make our roads safe.
• 2009 – Prix international Prince Michael pour la sécurité routière – Presented to EuroRAP in recognition of the important role in bringing the programme’s activities and methodology to countries throughout Europe.
• 2004 – Prix international Prince Michael pour la sécurité routière – Presented to EuroRAP in recognition of it’s role to provide a safety rating for roads across Europe.

iRAP Issued Awards

Gary Liddle Memorial Trophy

• 2024 Winner – TANROADS awarded Winner 
• 2024 Shining Star – Saudi Arabia’s Roads General Authority recognised as a Shining Star
• 2024 Shining Star – Himachal Pradesh Road and Infrastructure Development Corporation recognised as a Shining Star
• 2024 Rising Star – Municipality of Lima recognised as a Rising Star
• 2024 Rising Star – Main Roads Western Australia recognised as a Rising Star
• 2023 Winner – Brazil’s National Department of Transport Infrastructure (DNIT)
• 2023 Finalist – Australia’s Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR)
• 2023 Finalist – Thailand’s Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA)
• 2023 Finalist – Croatian Roads Ltd.

Global Innovation Award

• 2020 – Presented to Sweden for the lifesaving safety impacts of its 2+1 with wire rope median road design
• 2017 – Presented to Ashghal Qatar for the innovative work of the team at Ashghal, TRL and FPZ for their Star Rating for Designs software development

5-Star Performer Awards

• 2025 – Presented to Main Roads Western Australia and Anditi, honouring their AiRAP global leadership and the pioneering use of LiDAR and artificial intelligence to improve road safety.
• 2022 – Presented to DNIT for BrazilRAP programme achievements since 2019
• 2017 – Presented to MIROS iRAP Malaysia for RAP programme achievements including launch of 2017 iRAP Malaysia: Star Rating Results of Malaysian Inter-Urban Expressways Report
• 2013 – Presented to Karnataka State Highway Improvement Program (KSHIP) and World Bank for work to ensure that safety is built-in to designs for new roads and major upgrades, prior to construction. Karnataka was the first jurisdiction in the region to commit to setting minimum Star Ratings for new road designs.

Asia Pacific Star Performer Award

• 2015 – Presented to Philippines Department of Public Works and Highways and Automobile Association Philippines (AAP)
• 2013 – Presented to Road Safety Research Centre (RSRC), Research Institute of Highway (RIOH), Ministry of Transport, China for application of ChinaRAP programme
• 2012 – Presented to New Zealand Transport Agency (NZTA) and the New Zealand Automobile Association (NZAA) for joint application of KiwiRAP programme

 5-Star Volunteer Award

• 2021 – Presented to Rob Lupton, freelance Power BI and Query specialist, volunteered to help improve data management for iRAP Connect Partner Management System
• 2020 – Presented to Nick Davey, freelance Dynamics 365 and Business Application Software specialist, volunteered to help build iRAP Connect and Partner Portal
• 2017 – Presented to Alison Leeson, Australian Engineer, volunteered in India
• 2013 – Presented to Emily McLean, Australian Engineer, volunteered in Vietnam
• 2013 – Presented to Nana Soetantri, Australian Engineer, volunteered in Indonesia
• 2013 – Presented to Morgan Fletcher, Australian Engineer, volunteered in Mexico
• 2013 – Presented to Adam Ritzinger, Australian Engineer, volunteered in the Philippines
• 2013 – Presented to Gina Waibl, New Zealand Engineer, volunteered in Bangladesh
• 2013 – Presented to Nicole Borkowsky, Australian Engineer, volunteered to help build our quality systems

iRAP Peter Kissinger Awards for Staff

• 2024 Winner: Presented to Louise Lupton, iRAP Programme Support Officer
• 2024 Runners-up: Presented to Anne Alexander, iRAP Full Stack Developer and Shanna Lucchesi, iRAP Project Coordinator
• 2023 Winner: Presented to Luke Rogers, iRAP Global Operations Manager
• 2023 Runner-up: Presented to Greg Smith, iRAP Global Programme Director
• 2022 Winner: Presented to Monica Olyslagers, iRAP Global Innovation Manager and Cities Specialist
• 2022 Runner-up: Presented to Agustin Centeno, iRAP Senior Road Safety Engineer
• 2021 Winner: Presented to Briarlea Green, iRAP Communications Officer
• 2021 Runner-up: Presented to Rafaela Machado, Star Rating for Schools Coordinator
• 2020 Winner: Presented to Judy Williams, iRAP Global Programme & Communications Manager
• 2020 Runner-up: Presented to Jigesh Bhavsar – IndiaRAP Technical Manager