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November 1, 2010MAST User Conference 2011 – Warwickshire
February 16, 2011MAST Online Recieves Royal Seal of Approval
MAST, the revolutionary online analysis tool, has won a Prince Michael International Road Safety Award in recognition of its innovation and contribution to road safety.
The unique system provides national collision data for in-depth analysis, and gives insight into the people involved in crashes.
It accesses data for all road crashes in the UK and builds profiles of risk groups in specific areas. This means resident risk and crash migration can be monitored in ways that were previously impossible.
MAST is the first national online tool of its kind, and it is helping regional road safety professionals improve and maintain safety standards across their borders.
It is based on another award-winning project created by the [Thames Valley Safer Roads Partnership]. MAST was launched in September 2009, and is an essential source for road safety professionals.
The Royal Awards recognise achievements in road safety. They are presented annually, to the most outstanding examples of innovation across the world.
MAST received its award today at a meeting of the [Parliamentary Advisory Council on Transport Safety] at the House of Commons on 2 November 2010.
John Plowman, [RoadSafe] director, made the presentation:
“MAST is an impressive piece of kit, which gives the road safety community a powerful tool of analysis. It deserves recognition for the major contribution it can make to casualty reduction.”
Richard Owen, a director of Road Safety Analysis, accepted the award:
“We are delighted that MAST has been recognised with this prestigious award. It is a tribute to the project team and the very many road safety professionals who have supported the development of this pioneering approach.”
It accesses data for all road crashes in the UK and builds profiles of risk groups in specific areas. This means resident risk and crash migration can be monitored in ways that were previously impossible.
MAST is the first national online tool of its kind, and it is helping regional road safety professionals improve and maintain safety standards across their borders.
It is based on another award-winning project created by the [Thames Valley Safer Roads Partnership]. MAST was launched in September 2009, and is an essential source for road safety professionals.
The Royal Awards recognise achievements in road safety. They are presented annually, to the most outstanding examples of innovation across the world.
MAST received its award today at a meeting of the [Parliamentary Advisory Council on Transport Safety] at the House of Commons on 2 November 2010.
John Plowman, [RoadSafe] director, made the presentation:
“MAST is an impressive piece of kit, which gives the road safety community a powerful tool of analysis. It deserves recognition for the major contribution it can make to casualty reduction.”
Richard Owen, a director of Road Safety Analysis, accepted the award:
“We are delighted that MAST has been recognised with this prestigious award. It is a tribute to the project team and the very many road safety professionals who have supported the development of this pioneering approach.”
