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The #1 Road Safety Data and Analysts conference is back for 2025!
After a brief hiatus, the most exclusive and in-demand event in the road safety industry is returning with πππ ππ§ππ π¦π£ππππ¦. This is your chance to network, learn, and be part of shaping the future of road safety.
π IET Birmingham, Austin Court, 80 Cambridge St, Birmingham B1 2NP
π Tuesday 4th March 2025
π 09:30 - 17:00
Now into itβs 10th year running, the RSGB National Analysts Conference (Joining the Dots) will once again be returning with a live event on 4th March 2025, continuing to provide support and guidance for the road safety profession, stakeholders and the wider community alike.
This years focus of course will be on the most pressing topics facing the profession. Content will be focused around three core themes; Data and Policy, AI and new data, and examples of good practice.
Don't miss the must-attend road safety event of the year for data professionals β where the brightest minds in road safety data converge in Birmingham. This exclusive conference offers a rare opportunity to connect face-to-face with leaders, innovators, and decision-makers in road safety data analysis. With a lineup of elite speakers, interactive sessions, and high-level networking, this event is more than a learning opportunity; itβs your gateway to impactful connections, transformative knowledge, and practical skills that will set you apart.
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Dr Suzy Charman
Executive Director,Β Road Safety Foundation
Survivability of Speed
George Henry
National Operations Manager (Road Safety Policy and Education), Transport Scotland
Safe System and Culture in Scotland
Kaarina Ruta
Transport Assistant, Welsh Local Government Association
20mph, What the data tells us
Chris Spencer
Road Safety Lead, National Highways
Rapid Analysis for accelerating insight
Matthew Tranter
Head of Road Safety Statistics, Department for Transport
Road Safety Factors
Richard Owen
CEO, Agilysis
Different approaches to visualising road risk
Will Cubbin
Head of Research, RSGB
Different approaches to visualising road risk
Seema Yalamanchilli
Clinical Research Fellow, Imperial College London
Data linkages to Health
Eleonora Papadimitriou
Assistant Professor of Transport Safety, TU Delft
IVORY Project, AI in Road Safety
Phil Brunson
Principal Highways Engineer, ARUP
Speed Management study with National Highways
Ronan Lyng
Associate Director, WSP
Speed Management in Scotland
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