Small projects

Here’s a portfolio giving details of the projects who have received Small Grants funding from us. If you have a road safety initiative that requires funding and you meet our small grant criteria, why not apply when the grant applications are open?

 

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2023, Pedal Cyclists, Strategic Priority Grant Lynne Dickens 2023, Pedal Cyclists, Strategic Priority Grant Lynne Dickens

The Bikeability Trust

An Immersive VR Intervention to Improve Child Cyclists’ Looking Behaviour and Situation Awareness and its Effects on Child and Parent/Carer Confidence and Attitudes: A Nationwide Community-Based Study

Using video based and on-road assessments this project determined whether immersive training delivered using VR headsets can improve children’s on-road cycling performance.

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Small Grants, 2023, Pedal Cyclists, Pedestrians Lynne Dickens Small Grants, 2023, Pedal Cyclists, Pedestrians Lynne Dickens

Foresight

Making Me Proficient at Walking and Cycling

This project aims to improve the road safety confidence, skills and knowledge of the local disabled community, working in partnership with a group of peer beneficiaries and local road safety professionals to design and develop a walking and cycling proficiency training programme and personalised support to disabled participants.

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Small Grants, Pedestrians, Pedal Cyclists, 2022 Lynne Dickens Small Grants, Pedestrians, Pedal Cyclists, 2022 Lynne Dickens

University of the West of England

What is safe: Developing a Perceived Road Safety Indicators measurement tool (PeRSI) for pedestrians and cycle users

University of West of England (UWE) is building upon a previously funded project on a Perceived Road Safety Indicators measurement tool to refine and trail it, enabling practitioners to further understand the extent of perceived lack of safety.

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Small Grants Plus, Pedal Cyclists, 2021 Lynne Dickens Small Grants Plus, Pedal Cyclists, 2021 Lynne Dickens

Brunel University

An immersive reality intervention to improve young cyclists’ ability to detect and perceive hazards as they navigate road junctions: a collaborative safe cycling pilot study

Brunel University, in partnership with London Borough of Hillingdon and The Bikeability Trust, aims to pilot the use of digital technology to improve primary school children’s ability to safely navigate junctions on a bicycle.

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