In 2021 to 2022, the Enhanced Road Safety Transfer Payment Program (ERSTPP) funded 29 projects from twenty four different organizations as shown in the table below. Many projects focused on impaired driving due to consumption of drugs and/or alcohol, distracted driving, commercial drivers, and technological innovation.
Applicant |
Project Title |
Project Cost |
TC Contribution FY 2021-2022 |
TC Contribution FY 2022-2023 |
TC Total Contribution |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Alberta Transportation |
Development of the Mandatory Entry Level Training Virtual Reality Simulator for Class 1 Novice Commercial Drivers to Improve Road Safety |
$5,351,155 |
$1,771,803 |
$- |
$1,771,803 |
BC Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure |
Robson Inspection Station: Commercial Vehicle Safety Technology Enhancement & Innovation |
$2,361,250 |
$276,093.50 |
$1,494,844.00 |
$1,770,937.50 |
Canada Safety Council |
Identifying Speed Trends on Major Canadian Highways |
$151,030 |
$98,973.69 |
$3,388.81 |
$102,362.50 |
Canadian Automobile Association |
Road Safety: Combatting Distracted Driving |
$400,000 |
$300,000 |
$- |
$300,000 |
Canadian Council of Motor Transport Administrators |
The Alcohol and Drug-Crash Problem in Canada 2018 and 2019 Reports |
$143,389 |
$107,542 |
$- |
$107,542 |
Canadian Council of Motor Transport Administrators |
Inter-provincial Record Exchange (IRE) Modernization Stage 2: Application Programming Interface (API) Development and Functionality Assessment for Canadian Jurisdictions |
$322,865 |
$242,149 |
$- |
$242,149 |
Canadian Council of Motor Transport Administrators |
Revisions to CCMTA Technical Standard for Electronic Logging Devices |
$181,658 |
$136,243 |
$- |
$136,243 |
Canadian Council of Motor Transport Administrators |
National Public Opinion Poll on Road Safety |
$146,174 |
$109,630 |
$- |
$109,630 |
Canadian Council of Motor Transport Administrators |
Strengthening the National Safety Code |
$138,000 |
$103,500 |
$- |
$103,500 |
Carleton University |
Semi-Autonomous Vehicles: Engaging |
$637,893 |
$413,591.75 |
$- |
$413,591.75 |
Centre for Addiction and Mental Health |
Dose Dependent Effects of Cannabis on Simulated Driving in Adults Over 65 Years of Age |
$632,777.50 |
$41,400 |
$431,877.90 |
$473,277.90 |
Fireseeds North Infrastructure |
Development of national cyclist safety design guidelines for right-turn conflicts: |
$564,800 |
$341,100 |
$- |
$341,100 |
Invest Ottawa |
Smart Safe Intersections that Protect Users |
$1,625,735 |
$998,501 |
$- |
$998,501 |
Ladies with Drive Inc |
Impact of Simulation Technology on Truck Driver Training and Woman Participation in the Labour Force |
$2,840,500 |
$1,065,188 |
$378,692.04 |
$1,443,880.04 |
Manitoba Infrastructure |
Mobility Data and Data Innovation for Enhanced Road Safety |
$206,050 |
$147,250 |
$- |
$147,250 |
Manitoba Public Insurance |
Observation Study on the Use of Seatbelts and Handheld Electronic Devices Across Manitoba |
$95,000 |
$71,250 |
$- |
$71,250 |
MicroTraffic Inc |
Intersection Live Object List Open Standards for CAV and Safety Application: Radar-Video Sensor Fusion |
$165,996 |
$124,497 |
$- |
$124,497 |
Ontario Students Against Impaired Driving |
Ontario Students Against Impaired Driving |
$85,000 |
$63,750 |
$- |
$63,750 |
Ottawa Safety Council |
Roadsmarts 4 Kids |
$199,324.07 |
$99,675 |
$35,377.70 |
$135,052.70 |
Parachute Leaders in Injury Prevention |
Change for Good: Collective Action for Road Safety |
$1,200,000 |
$450,000 |
$100,000 |
$550,000 |
Parachute Leaders in Injury Prevention |
For Young Drivers, By Young Drivers: Understanding How to Impact Knowledge, Attitudes and Behaviours in Young Drivers |
$638,000 |
$166,537 |
$311,463 |
$478,000 |
Safer Roads Canada |
Safer Together; Every Driver Counts, Building Safety Awareness Among Novice Class 1 and 5 Drivers and the General Public |
$200,000 |
$150,000 |
$- |
$150,000 |
Stinson ITS Inc |
Multi-Source Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) Portal |
$150,370 |
$112,290 |
$- |
$112,290 |
University of British Columbia |
Monitoring Impaired Driving in Canada |
$2,275,200 |
$208,008 |
$1,208,762 |
$1,416,770 |
University of Ontario Institute of Technology |
Improving the Safety and Movement of the Blind when Interacting with Emerging Vehicles In Urban Environments |
$200,000 |
$83,333 |
$66,667 |
$150,000 |
University of Toronto |
Understanding and Improving Canadian Drivers’ Knowledge of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems |
$141,650 |
$106,150 |
$- |
$106,150 |
University of Waterloo |
Improving Road Safety Network Screening in Canadian Municipalities |
$288,034 |
$208,204 |
$- |
$208,204 |
Western University |
Patterns and Changes in Risk of Motor Vehicle Collision Outcomes During Covid-19 Pandemic and Beyond |
$205,911.93 |
$37,942.31 |
$43,604.62 |
$81,546.93 |
Québec Foundation for Road Safety Education |
Safety Awareness Campaign for Beginner and Novice Motorcyclists |
$595,000 |
$440,000 |
$- |
$440,000 |
|
TOTALS |
$22,142,762.50 |
$8,474,601.25 |
$4,074,677.07 |
$12,549,278.32 |