The Department for Transport commissioned a project to improve the Enhanced Rider Scheme (ERS) for motorcyclists, and put together a pan-regional project team incorporating three sets of local authorities and representatives from the DSA to address the ERS from different angles.  Driving Research Ltd. worked with Bedford Borough Council on evaluating trainers' and trainees' perceptions of the scheme, and the extent to which trainers are agreeable to incorporating attitudinal and behavioural assessment and training.  The research culminated in recommendations for steps to guide the ERS into line with current progress in road user education. 

Rightracks (Apr 08 - Mar 10) was a road safety scheme operating within a rural zone of south Northamptonshire, using education, engineering and enforcement measures to reduce speeds and improve safety within the target area. Driving Research Ltd provided a comprehensive evaluation of the Rightracks scheme, particularly focusing on the effects of the interventions on speed and traffic density, and public perception of the costs and benefits associated with the project.

Motorcycle Training Matters (Apr 08 - Mar 10) was a Bedfordshire Casualty Reduction Partnership initiative to promote motorcycle safety in the county. A key feature to emerge was the "training continuum", involving pre-CBT training (1st Ride), Post-CBT training, and assessed rides (RideSafe) for existing motorcyclists. Driving Research Ltd carried out the evaluation of each element of the programme and provided an integrated report with recommendations for the future.

DriverMetrics is an online facility providing psychometric assessments for various driver groups, including fleet, bus, emergency service, tram and truck drivers, within the UK and around the world. DriverMetrics is wholly owned by Cranfield University, and Driving Research Ltd works closely with them to develop, refine and maintain the assessments, and provide corresponding training in the management of human factors in driving.

Suffolk County Council Grand Driver Scheme (Sept 07 - Apr 09). This scheme was created to assess older drivers on thier ability in terms of physical and behavioural elements of driving. In the event that issues with their ability were detected they were referred for training with an ADI. Dr Gandolfi developed the Older Driver Risk Index and advised on assessment strategy and development of information seminars, and analysed collision data relating to older drivers in Suffolk thereby establishing crash trends.