Research project
e-SAFE: Equity, Social Determinants, Anti-social Behaviour and Future E-Mobility
- Start date: 1 July 2025
- End date: 30 June 2026
- Funder: The Road Safety Trust
- Value: £133182
- Partners and collaborators: University of Sheffield, University of Greenwich, Leeds City Council, West Yorkshire Combined Authority, The Parliamentary Advisory Council for Transport Safety
- Primary investigator: Dr Steve O'Hern
- Co-investigators: Dr Ibrahim Ozturk, Dr Ruth Madigan, Dr Caroline Mullen
- External co-investigators: Richard Rowe, Damian Poulter
e-SAFE (Equity, Social determinants, Anti-social behaviour, Future E-mobility) will evaluate factors influencing road safety and e-mobility users by identifying anti-social behaviours and road safety risks and examine how these risks are distributed amongst different user groups (i.e. young adults, gig-economy workers etc). Focusing on the West Yorkshire region, the project will assess the challenge around safe e-mobility by quantifying road safety risks and identifying high activity locations.