This workshop explores the complexity of translating evidence into action in road policing, with a focus on bridging the gap between research and practice. It examines how academic research can meaningfully inform road policing strategies, decision-making, and operational priorities, while acknowledging the practical, organisational, and contextual challenges involved in applying evidence in real-world enforcement settings.
Draft Agenda
| Time | Session | Speaker |
| 1500 | Sponsor intro | Verra Mobility |
| 1505 | Workshop welcome | Dr Greg Casey, Deputy Chair, Road Policing Network Committee |
| 1510 | Caught Between Two Points: Academics, Frontline Police, and the Road Between | Dr Levi Anderson, USC-MAIC Road Safety Collaboration |
| 1525 | Asset allocation modelling for existing and future investment in road safety enforcement activities | Mr Newton Wiseman, Tasmanian Government, Building Tasmania |
| 1540 | Using technology to inform enforcement AND Turning research into enforcement | Commander Mike Peters, Western Australia Police Mr Paul Simpson, Western Australia Police |
| 1555 | When evidence meets practice: Experimental evidence for road policing | Associate Professor Lyndel Bates, School of Criminology and Criminal Justice and Griffith Criminology Institute |
| 1610 | Short break | |
| 1615 | Road policing for road safety: technical manual for building global enforcement capacity | Mr Jonathon Passmore |
| 1630 | Q&A – Road Policing Panel | All presenters |
| 1655 | Concluding remarks | Dr Greg Casey, Deputy Chair, Road Policing Network Committee |