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November 26, 2014
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Report Provides New Insights as Adult Pedestrians Cause Growing Concern

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Road Safety Analysis Ltd

Founded in 2010 to carry forward the DfT funded MAST Online project, Road Safety Analysis (RSA) has become a market leader in supplying innovative, creative and competitive services to the road safety sector. Built on the principles of social enterprise, RSA has developed and delivered a range of road safety services that are evidence based and highly cost effective.

From April 2017 RSA will focus on its original aims of providing high-quality analysis tools to the UK road safety sector, as well as promoting best practice in the field both at home and around the world.

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