Agilysis Limited

Please join us in giving a warm welcome to Matt Staton and Rob Hooley, the newest members of the Agilysis team! Matt is stepping into the role of Head of Consultancy, while Rob joins us as GIS Manager. Many of you will already know Matt through his 17 years of working in Road Safety. Formerly of Cambridgeshire, he progressed from Road Safety Officer to heading up the service, and on to becoming the partnership delivery manager for the Vision Zero Partnership in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough. Matt has spent the last two years with National Highways as their Head of Road User Safety Delivery, overseeing the company’s compliance activities, commercial vehicle incident prevention and support work for its regional teams. While Rob takes on the mantle of our developing and maintaining our software services such as CrashMap and the Speed Compliance Tool. Rob is a seasoned GIS Developer and Technical Specialist with decades of experience with Geospatial projects across Local and Central Government, Utilities and Infrastructure sectors. A specialist in technical innovation, systems migration, configuring, optimising and fixing systems Rob brings strong skills in automating workflows and consuming and manipulating data. Welcoming new colleagues such as Matt and Rob reminds us how fortunate we are to have such a talented and dedicated team. Every new addition brings unique perspectives, valuable expertise, and a shared commitment to road safety.

Join us in a brand-new three-part webinar series kicking off tomorrow (15th), where we will be taking a holistic journey through target setting and safety performance indicators (SPIs). International Target Setting 📅 Date: Wednesday, 15th January 🕚 Time: 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM Join Dan Campsall, Jennifer Carson, and Jessica Truong with insights into global best practices in road safety target setting. Target Setting in Great Britain 📅 Date: Wednesday, 22nd January 🕑 Time: 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM Hosted by Nathan Harpham, explore practical approaches to intervention planning, impact measurement, and aligning targets to policy with real-world case studies from Transport Scotland and Transport for London. Tracking Progress with SPIs 📅 Date: Wednesday 29th January 🕑 Time: 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM Highlight methods for monitoring progress effectively, and understand how to measure and refine road safety strategies with Richard Owen, Wouter Van den Berghe, Victoria Pyta and Uta Meesmann.

Join the 1/3 of Highways authorities already using our Speed Compliance Tool. Trusted by a third of highways authorities, the Speed Compliance Tool is a powerful solution for analysing speed limits and average speeds on your roads. 🌟 Stephen Mottram of Staffordshire Safer Roads Partnership says, “This tool allows the (speeding complaints) process to be streamlined significantly by instantly being able to assess the complaint and provide a response.” 🌟 Stephen Hughes of Derbyshire Roads Policing says “It’s a very cost-effective system and easy to use” “It’s often the first system I use when answering both internal and external queries into speeding issues” With the release of its latest update, SCT is now more equipped than ever to help you triage entire road networks or dive deep into a single road segment with ease. Latest updates include:   1️⃣ Safety Performance Indicator (SPI) for Speed 2️⃣ Streamlined Reporting Function 3️⃣ Enhanced Compliance Insights 4️⃣ Expanded Time Periods   Find out how Speed Compliance Tool can help you enhance road safety on your roads.

10 Years ago the first Joining the Dots conference brought together thought leaders and experts across the Road Safety sector to share the latest examples of analytical excellence. This year will be no different as the conference once again promises an impressive line-up of guest speakers. We're happy to announce the agenda for this year’s Joining the Dots conference as we return to celebrate its landmark 10th year! Here’s some of the highlights you can expect from the day:  ➡️Hear from all three GB nations with examples of best practice and innovation ➡️Join a special session dedicated to Speed ➡️Sessions covering untapped data sources and examples of AI in Road Safety 📅 Tuesday, 4th March 2025 📍Austin Court IET, Birmingham 💡 Why Attend? • Discover cutting-edge insights in Data & Policy, AI, New Data, and Best Practice. • Network with professionals just like you. • Gain actionable insight and make new connections.   Seats are limited for this exclusive in-person event, so don't miss out. Book your place now by following the link in the comments.

Over half of the tickets have already been snapped up for 2025's Joining the Dots conference with unprecedented demand this season. If you're thinking of joining us for the #1 road safety data and analysts conference in Birmingham in March of next year, then don't delay in saving your seat. Once they're gone, they're gone. This year the conference is taking place at IET Austin Court in Birmingham on Tuesday 4th March as an exclusive in-person only event. There's still time to secure your tickets via the website: https://lnkd.in/egHAaRBZ

EXCLUSIVE: We’re giving 5 lucky winners the chance to attend the Joining the Dots conference in Birmingham on 4th March 2024 - absolutely free! How to Enter Complete our short survey to share your insights and help us get you know you better. By participating, you’ll not only help us improve our support for the sector, but also secure your entry into the draw for one of 5 free tickets! Don’t wait - entries close at midnight on 8th December! Winners will be drawn on 9th December and be notified via email. 👉 Enter Here: https://lnkd.in/exKcasji T&C’s: https://lnkd.in/e67VAgYs

We have supported Transport Scotland in their consultation on speed limits for rural roads by undertaking a 'Scale of Change' analysis to review current speeds and traffic flows across their network. To do this we used data from the Speed Compliance Tool based on road network data from Ordnance Survey, traffic speeds from Basemap and speed limits from Insight Warehouse Limited. We then reviewed what percentage of traffic on various road classes is currently exceeding 50mph (the proposed new limit). It is already well-understood that traffic speeds are low across many of our rural roads and even on high-flow 'fast' roads, speeds are often nowhere near the existing national speed limit (NSL) of 60mph. The second image shows the entire single-carriageway network subject to the NSL in Aberdeenshire with average and 85th percentile speeds at different times of day. An example is also shown of a report produced for a single road section with one of the highest average speeds and even here, they are well below the current limit. Credit to the team including Suzanne Coles, Ella Jones, Muhammad Osama khan and Richard Owen who worked on the report earlier in the year. Our Speed Compliance Tool has proved phenomenally popular with authorities and police forces who want to understand vehicle speeds on their road networks without having to commission expensive surveys. This report shows that the data can be used in many different ways to inform policy and strategy to improve road safety.

Just 5 DAYS left to claim your Joining the Dots ticket with 45% off the regular price. Tickets are now on sale for Joining the Dots 2025, the #1 Road Safety Data & Analysts Conference celebrating its landmark 10th year! 💡 Why Attend? • Discover cutting-edge insights in Data & Policy, AI and New Data, and Best Practice. • Network with trailblazers in road safety data analysis and policy innovation. • Gain actionable knowledge and connections to drive impactful change. 🌟 Exclusive Early Bird Offer – 45% Off! Secure your spot by 30th November to grab this nearly half-price deal, exclusive for RSGB Members, MAST, Speed Compliance Tool, and CrashMap Pro users. 📅 Tuesday, 4th March 2025 📍Austin Court IET, Birmingham Seats are limited for this exclusive in-person event, so don't miss out!

Join us in extending a warm welcome to three talented professionals, each bringing a wealth of experience and expertise in road safety, transport research, and data-driven insights, to our growing team. Nathan Harpham has been working in road transport consultancy since 2020, focussing on communicating actionable insight from data for clients both in the UK and internationally. He has led and contributed to a wide variety of projects including the multi-million-pound HelmUK project (the UK’s first on-road platooning trials) and the design and implementation of a model simulating the impact of safety measures on KSIs for National Highways’ Roads to Zero Harm project. Dr Scott R. Fox has over a decade of experience in road safety and transport research, contributing to major projects influencing national policies. During his PhD, Scott examined how factors like distraction and passenger presence impact drivers’ hazard perception and collision risk, allowing him to explore hazard perception differences between human drivers and autonomous vehicle capabilities. Dr Özgün Özkan is an experienced researcher of Behavioural and Traffic Psychology. Özgün is particularly interested in human factors and user experience, the design and evaluation of behavioural change interventions, the improvement of safety in the traffic environment and differences in traffic culture across countries.

We're all set and excited for the upcoming Road Safety GB National Road Safety Conference in just two days! Here's a sneak peek at what our team will be sharing: 📢Dan Campsall will dive into "Road Traffic and Pedestrian Injury Risk in Ethnic Minority Populations." 📢Bruce Walton will explore "What STATS19 Can Teach Us About Deprivation." 📢Tanya Fosdick will break down "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of Conducting a Real-World Road Safety Trial." If you're attending, be sure to visit our exhibition stand – we'd love to chat and connect with you. You'll also be able to find Steve Ferris and Martin Taylor here too. See you there! #RoadSafety #NRSC2024 #Networking #Event