In this presentation, Tanya Fosdick will pick up on some of the key themes presented in Nicola Wass’s presentation which preceded this one. This session will dig deeper into key practical lessons the project team derived from the experience of delivering an on-road road safety trial, sharing do’s and don’ts with others who are seeking to measure safety outcomes in the real world.

Without giving away the lessons learned, the presentation will discuss five key learning points: Collaboration and resilience; Why not lab testing? Picking the right places; Moving from 'data-to-measure' to 'data-to-understand'; and selecting the correct outcome measures

Tanya Fosdick, Research Director, Agilysis

Tanya Fosdick continues to excel as a seasoned researcher, adept at translating intricate evidence into actionable practices. With nearly two decades of experience in the road safety sector, she remains committed to enhancing the efficacy of road safety interventions. 

Research Director at Agilysis and Principal Research Associate at Road Safety Analysis, Tanya has expanded her portfolio by assuming additional roles as a Trustee of the Road Safety Trust and an Honorary Advisory Panel Member of the Road Ethics Project in South Africa. Her recent research endeavours have focused on a diverse range of topics, including young motorcyclists, rural young drivers, adult pedestrians, older drivers, and the implementation of Safe System principles. 

Tanya also leads strategic reviews for various road safety partnerships in the UK, guiding local practitioners in adopting best practices.