Star Rating for Designs (SR4D) provides road designers the means to ensure road safety is ‘built in’ to a road design for before it is built to help achieve UN Target 3.

YEA is an intuitive digital risk-perception tool that allows students to map locations where they feel “safe” or “unsafe” on their journey to school.

The School Safety Assessment Framework standardizes the processes for selecting, evaluating, and providing recommendations to improve road safety in high-risk schools. It leverages big data, mobile technology, and community engagement. This framework was developed as part of the "AI&Me: Empowering Youth for Safer Roads" project, funded by Foundation Botnar and the FIA Foundation.

The AI&Me: Leveraging AI tool for road safety impact project funded by Google.org leverages Artificial Intelligence (AI), iRAP’s Star Rating for Schools and AiRAP partnership to provide 3-star or better journeys to school and address road traffic crashes that are the leading cause of death among children and young people worldwide.

The ‘Predictive Approaches for Safer Urban Environment’ (PHOEBE) project aims to increase the road safety of vulnerable road users, especially those who use active mobility and e-scooters through the inter-disciplinary power of traffic simulation and road safety assessment.

ELABORATOR uses a holistic approach for planning, designing, implementing and deploying specific innovations and interventions towards safe, inclusive and sustainable urban mobility. The interventions will be demonstrated in 12 European cities.

The Route Review Tool (RRT) is a web tool for road safety engineers. The RRT makes it easy to work with iRAP results and turn ideas into real road safety changes, providing tools to explore, review, and refine investment plans to create a User Defined Investment Plan (UDIP).

Analysis of Star Ratings by gender will help us better understand and compare the differences in safety as a result of gender differences in mode and travel patterns.

Light data methods for network scanning have been developed and tested by EuroRAP, ThaiRAP and Austroads.

Social impact investing aims to ‘unlock’ the benefits of improving road safety by mobilising private-sector finance and donor funding through “Saving Lives Bonds”

Mapping where 75% of travel occurs across a road network to help achieve UN Target 4.

Decimal Star Ratings will enable a greater level of resolution in the assessment of the level of safety built into a road section.

Impact monitoring and evaluation to understand how iRAP’s activities and protocols are reducing injury lives saved and injuries reduced across 100+ countries.

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iRAP and partner initiatives to further research, knowledge sharing and development of tools for improved speed management.

iRAP and partner initiatives to deliver “Smart Motorway” or “ITS” model enhancements to expand the range of safety treatments to include ITS and related technologies.

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iRAP and partner initiatives to understand the role road safety assessments will have in ensuring infrastructure design supports the driver assistance technologies and increasing levels of autonomous vehicles.

The Road Safety Foundation’s Active Travel Tool aims to help UK road authorities evaluate active travel facilities for both safety according to Safe System principles and age and ability.