Think Agility - By Agilysis

In this episode Dan Campsall is joined by George Beard from TRL and Dr Sarah Jones from Welsh Public Health to discuss how to build networks that support new mobility.

Dan Campsall is joined by Dr Nick Reed of Reed Mobility to discuss the ethical mobility issues that surround the newly emerging world of autonomous vehicles.

Dan Campsall is joined by Tanya Fosdick and Bruce Walton to discuss the history and importance of sociodemographic data to provide insight into road safety issues. You can find out more about MAST and ACORN via the dedicated website: roadsafetyanalysis.org

Dan Campsall is joined by Professor Charles Musselwhite from Aberystwyth University and Richard Owen from Agilysis, to further unpick the impact and public perceptions of 20mph in Wales. You can find the recently published report on the immediate impact on vehicle speeds one week after Wales went 20mph, here: https://agilysis.co.uk/download/176/sample-reports/7069/wales-20mph-impa

Dan Campsall is joined by Alan Tapp from the University of West England and George Ursachi from Agile Transport Analysis. In this podcast they discuss a paper recently published in the Journal of Social Marketing which explores the relationship between car brands and risky driving. The full paper is available from the Journal of Social Marketing here: https://www.emerald.com/insigh

Dan Campsall is joined by our research director Tanya Fosdick and Matt Staton from National Highways to discuss the cultural maturity model and approaches used to assess safe system cultural maturity within National Highways.

In this episode Richard Owen is joined by Craig Smith to discuss the innovative way that Agilysis has used AI to identify traffic data and key attribute data used in iRAP in two countries in Africa.

Dan Campsall is joined by former executive director of PACTS, David Davies, to discuss his reflections on a life in Transport Safety.

Hosted by: Dan Campsall Guest Speakers: Tanya Fosdick Tanya discussed the recently published white paper following the results from the Safe System Capacity Survey which was first launched in summer of 2022 in the UK and is due to be repeated in the summer of 2023. You can read the full white paper on the Agilysis website: https://agilysis.co.uk/publications/#152-150-wpfd-white-pa

Hosted by: Dan Campsall Guest Speakers: Richard Owen Richard will discuss the recently published white paper looking at connected vehicle data for road safety.