About the 3M Award
The 3M Traffic Safety Innovation Award is based on the Safe System approach. The Safe System approach aims for a more forgiving road system that takes human fallibility and vulnerability into account. Under a Safe System we design the whole transport system to protect people from death and serious injury.
Under the Safe System approach, all system designers must share the responsibility for road safety outcomes. System designers include planners, engineers, parents, policy makers, enforcement officers, educators, utility providers, insurers, vehicle manufacturers and importers, the media, fleet managers and many more.
The award seeks any participants in the system design to put forward proposals that show innovative thinking under one of the four pillars of the Safe System approach: Safe roads and roadsides; Safe speeds; Safe road use; Safe vehicles.
Describe your (team’s) innovative achievement in implementing one of the pillars of the Safe System approach. This should be no more than 10 pages in total, including supporting material. Please describe the need for the intervention, the innovative thinking involved, the effectiveness of the intervention, and the extent of the benefits to a wide range of transport system users.
The winner of the award will be announced at the Transportation Group conference in Christchurch in March 2020. The winner or team leader of the winning project will win a trip to the 2020 ATSSA conference in USA and will visit the 3M head office. The winning project will also be promoted by 3M and the Transportation Group through media and industry channels.
2021 3M Finalists announced
Winners of the 2020 3M Safety Innovation Award
3M SAFETY AWARD
Pragati Vasisht, Shane Silcock, Fransiska Amos,
Veraina Tanielu, Raman Singh, Melanie Alexander,
Randhir Karma Auckland Transport
Auckland Transport’s Residential Speed Management
(RSM) Programme
3m YOUNG PROFESSIONAL
Matt Allen
Abley
Cycleway tactiles, what is best practice?
Finalists