From 2024 to 2026, the Enhanced Road Safety Transfer Payment Program (ERSTPP) will fund 35 projects from thirty-one different organizations as shown in the table below. The projects will focus on impaired driving due to consumption of drugs and/or alcohol, distracted and aggressive driving, excessive speed, innovative design, testing, integration of Connected and Automated Vehicles, and the education, training and enhancement of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems technologies.
| Applicant | Project Title | TC Total Contribution |
|---|---|---|
| Arcadis Professional Services (Canada) Inc. | Update and Implementation of Winter Road Condition Guidance | $109,650.00 |
| University of British Columbia | Monitoring Impaired Driving in Canada | $1,385,130.00 |
| University of Waterloo | Enhancing Driving Automation Safety in Canada: A Traffic Data-Driven Approach for Advanced Driver Assistance System and Connected and Autonomous Vehicle Test Scenarios | $238,577.00 |
| SMATS Traffic Solutions | Guidance for Posted Speed Limit Reductions in Support of Vision Zero | $312,296.00 |
| Centre for Addiction and Mental Health | Impaired Driving Offenders in a Remedial Program: A Qualitative Study of Women and Men’s Experiences | $360,449.12 |
| Centre for Addiction and Mental Health | Impaired Driving Offenders in a Remedial Program: Analyzing Gender Differences and their Significance for Road Safety | $303,757.25 |
| CIMA Canada Inc. | Connected Vehicle Data in Road Safety | $249,505.00 |
| Mothers Against Drunk Driving Canada | Mothers Against Drunk Driving Canada’s Marketing Campaign Targeted to Men Ages 18-34 - National Campaign Across Canada | $134,923.66 |
| University of Waterloo | Improving Road Safety in Canadian Municipalities | $235,138.00 |
| York University | Enhancing Road Safety and Equity Through Strategic Deployment of Mobile Automated Speed Enforcement Cameras | $528,348.00 |
| Carleton University | Connecting Drivers with Advanced Driver Assistance System to Optimize Safety in SAE Level 3 Autonomous Vehicles (The CONNECT Project) | $748,402.75 |
| City of Kelowna | Safe Mobility Action Plan | $137,680.00 |
| Manitoba Public Insurance | Manitoba Speed Display Sign Program | $228,978.75 |
| University of Toronto | A Foundation for Next-Generation Driver Distraction Detection and Advanced Driver Assistance Systems | $510,400.00 |
| Canadian Automobile Association | Combatting Cannabis Impaired Driving | $415,630.00 |
| RoadSafetyBC | British Columbia Road Safety Strategy 2030: A Collaborative Approach to Action | $335,322.00 |
| Manitoba Transportation and Infrastructure | Lasercam Lidar Speed Timing Devices | $138,180.00 |
| Parachute Leaders in Injury Prevention | Exploring the Safe System Approach and Vision Zero in Action: Municipal Walkshops |
$160,285.00 |
| Invest Ottawa | Enhancing Road Safety Using Advanced Driver Assistance Systems, In-Cabin Sensing Technologies, and Vehicle-to-Vehicle Communications to Deliver Real-Time Actional Safety Messages | $1,697,206.87 |
| McMaster University | The Future is Here but Are We Ready? A Framework for Assessing and Enhancing Road Safety in the Autonomous Vehicle Era | $237,444.00 |
| City of Lethbridge | Communications, Outreach and Data Collection to address the Leading Causes of Road Collisions and Fatalities and Enhance Road Safety for Vulnerable Road Users | $516,000.00 |
| True North Safety Group Inc. | Configuration and Development of an Application Aimed at Improving Road Safety Analyses in Quebec | $225,000.00 |
| Traffic Injury Research Foundation | Preventative and Proactive National Safe Roads Challenge Program to Improve Drivers and Target Safety Interventions | $719,742.65 |
| MANAC Inc. | Training, Testing, and Enhancement of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems Technologies for Articulated Heavy Vehicles with Driver-Hardware-in-the-Loop Simulator | $494,000.00 |
| Fédération motocycliste du Québec Inc. | Motorcycle fun, in all sobrieties! | $451,692.75 |
| Ontario Ministry of Transportation | Experience Surveys of Novice Drivers, Senior Drivers, and New Canadians | $120,000.00 |
| Centre for Addiction and Mental Health | Detection of Driving Impairment ‘The Morning After’ Last Cannabis Use in Frequent Smokers of Cannabis | $476,694.75 |
| Ontario Ministry of Transportation | Novel Distracted Driving Resources to Address Habitual Cellphone Use. | $125,400.00 |
| City of Vancouver | Vancouver’s Vision Zero Action Plan Update | $410,000.00 |
| Destrier | Technology and Electric Micromobility “Vehicle to Everything” to Prevent Accident Risks | $300,000.00 |
| The Corporation of the City of Markham | Development of a Comprehensive Road Safety Plan | $326,024.25 |
| Canadian Council of Motor Transport Administrators | National Road Safety Data Roadmap Report | $161,633.00 |
| Canadian Association for Road Safety Professionals | Technology and Road Safety Canadian Association for Road Safety Professionals Conference 2025 | $151,450.00 |
| The City of Whitehorse | 2024 – 2025 City of Whitehorse Road Safety Initiatives | $306,750.00 |
| Kanata North Business Association | Smart Mobility Solution: Testing and Deployment of a Medium-Speed Autonomous Shuttle in Canada’s Largest Tech Park | $1,433,337.00 |
| Totals | $14,685,027.80 |