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🎉 Delighted to announce our new partnership with Bicycle Queensland! 🚲 “Safety is at the heart of everything we do,” said Bicycle Queensland CEO, Alton Twine. “By working with See.Sense, we’re not only providing our members with great pricing for a practical tool to improve their safety, but we’re also contributing to a larger effort to gather data that can help shape safer roads and cycling infrastructure for everyone. This partnership will make riding more secure, connected, and enjoyable.” Find out more here: https://lnkd.in/gfpFbFeQ

Merry Christmas to our Linkedin Community! Wishing you a safe and happy Christmas and a restful holiday period with your loved ones. 2025 promises to be an exciting year and we look forward to engaging with you then! P.S. If you have been thinking about a See.Sense light of your very own, why not order yourself one for Christmas? 18th December is the last posting date for orders to reach you in time for Christmas if you are the UK. And you'll beat the 2025 price rise too!

🚴♂️ Addressing the Need for Better Data in E-Scooter Road Safety 🚴♀️ The latest European Transport Safety Council (ETSC) PIN Flash Report 47 highlights critical gaps in data collection for e-scooter-related deaths and injuries across Europe. While these devices are a growing mode of transport, underreporting and inconsistent categorisation limit our ability to make informed decisions. Here are some key takeaways: * Data Challenges: Only 27 of 32 countries collect collision data involving micro-mobility devices, and many crashes involving e-scooters go unreported because they don't involve other vehicles. * Rising Risks: Road deaths involving e-scooters rose from 81 in 2021 to 119 in 2022, but without better usage and collision data, understanding the full scope of risks remains elusive. * Infrastructure Gaps: Surface defects caused half of all falls in one study. High-quality, well-maintained infrastructure is urgently needed. At See.Sense, we believe better data leads to better outcomes. By leveraging connected technology, we can fill these gaps by providing rich, anonymised insights on cycling and micro-mobility behaviour. This data helps policymakers design safer streets and cities. 👉 How do you see better data improving road safety in your area? Report link: https://lnkd.in/eFWrDCyB Authors: Graziella JOST Maria Meinero Jenny Carson #RoadSafety #MicroMobility #DataForGood #SeeSense #EScooterSafety

🚴♀️ Transforming Cycling in Sandyford 🚴♂️ We were excited to see our client Amber Desprets from Smart Dún Laoghaire feature the Sandyford Pedal Pulse Project, at the recent Smart City Expo World Congress. By deploying See.Sense smart bike lights, the project delivers real-time safety insights while promoting sustainable transport in the Sandyford Business District area. 🌟 Key Highlights ✅ 18,000km cycled since July, saving 2,100kg of CO₂ emissions so far ✅ Actionable data on road conditions, travel routes, and near-miss incidents created. ✅ Improved cycling safety and infrastructure for riders of all skill levels is the target. The project brings together Sandyford Business District Dún Laoghaire Rathdown County Council, @Smart Sandyford, Smart Dún Laoghaire and See.Sense to create safer, more accessible roads and inform future infrastructure planning. This is a fantastic example of how collaboration, innovation, and data-driven insights can make cycling safer, greener, and more inclusive for everyone. 🔗 Learn more about the project here: https://lnkd.in/gPrT4g_6 #SmartCycling #SustainableTransport #ActiveTravel #SeeSense #SmartCities #Innovation #DataInsights

🎧 New Podcast Episode Alert! 🚲 Driving Change for Cycling Advocacy: Insights from Kevin Mayne In the latest Micromobility Report podcast, See.Sense Co-Founder Irene McAleese and Phil Latz sit down with Kevin Mayne, immediate past CEO of Cycling Industries Europe, to explore his inspiring career transition and invaluable advice for cycling advocates. 🎙 Kevin shares his journey from a successful global corporate career to becoming a champion for cycling advocacy. His reflections are packed with insights, including advice on how advocates can drive real change: 🔑 "Focus on the big wins and don’t get stuck fighting the small battles." 🔑 "Build alliances and partnerships – you’re stronger when you work together." 🔑 "Be persistent. Advocacy is a marathon, not a sprint – keep showing up." Whether you're a transport planner, urban designer, or a passionate cycling advocate, this episode is full of wisdom and motivation to help you make an impact. 🚴♀️ Listen now and get inspired to push for a future where cycling takes centre stage! 🔗 Link to the episode: https://lnkd.in/eYA_UGQD #MicroMobility #CyclingAdvocacy #SustainableTransport #ActiveTravel

Catch Irene McAleese giving an update on our latest work on connected cycling data at the ITS Australia Leaders forum in Perth in February. Details below 👇

Webinar Reminder: Transport Big Data for Multimodal Traffic Management Tue 26 Nov | 1 - 2pm (AEDT) Join us tomorrow as participants from the research project team present some of the findings from this groundbreaking research project. The project has identified significant opportunities for traffic managers to use existing data to improve road networks including reducing traffic delay at intersections, public transport signal priority, better use of signal control and variable speed limit and many more. These are real world opportunities that can be used on our roads today to improve traffic flow and reduce congestion. Our presenters: - Neema Nassir, University of Melbourne - Irene McAleese, See.Sense - Emily Bobis, Compass IoT - Stacey Ryan, ITS Australia Register at: https://lnkd.in/gCX_fuvV

NEW WEBINAR: Transport Big Data for Multimodal Traffic Management  🗓 Tue. 26 November 2024 🕐 1.00pm — 2.00pm (AEDT) Join us on Tuesday 26th November for our Policy Webinar, 'Transport Big Data for Multimodal Traffic Management' where key members of the research team will present key findings from this project. This world-leading research by a multi-party government led team examines untapped #data sources with the potential to revolutionise #transport management. Examining how to better leverage existing data and #technology; and embracing the opportunities offered by #connectedvehicles; the project will discover how data will deliver #safer, faster and more efficient #road travel, shaping a future of seamless #mobility. Our Speaking Line-Up: Neema Nassir - University of Melbourne Emily Bobis - Compass IoT Irene McAleese - See.Sense Stacey Ryan - ITS Australia Register Now at: https://lnkd.in/gCX_fuvV

Next week in #Barcelona at the Tomorrow.Mobility conference, part of the Smart City Expo World Congress, our Co-founder Irene McAleese will participate in a thematic roundtable debate on 'Measuring and Promoting Active Mobility'. Joining a fantastic panel including Henk Swarttouw, Paloma Nieri Romero Anne de Koster Cantal Bakker, moderated by Jorgina Cuixart, this is sure to be an engaging discussion on a hugely important topic!

Will you be at #MobilityLive in Melbourne this week? If so, reach out to our Co-Founder Irene McAleese who will be there! ☕ 🚲 🛴