I am a Research Associate at the Western Australian Centre for Road Safety Research (WACRSR). I completed my PhD in 2019 and have worked in the area of road safety and injury prevention for the past 12 years. I have expertise in a broad range of road safety areas,  including older drivers, dementia and driving, fatigue, heavy vehicles, bicycles, pedestrians, driving simulator research and naturalistic road safety studies.

My recent PhD project used naturalistic video footage and GPS data to examine safety issues surrounding group riding (cycling) in Perth.

I have been involved in a number of studies examining the impact of first and second eye cataract surgery on crash and injury outcomes. 

Another area of research has been examining the impact of new road infrastructure designs and interventions on safety, using a driving simulator.

I recently also recently led a project reviewing interventions and new technology to improve safety for older pedestrians and those with disabilities when crossing roads in WA, for the Road Safety Commission.

I am currently undertaking an evaluation of the Keys4Life pre-driver program for the Road Safety Commission (RSC).

In addition, I am reviewing the effectiveness of vehicle reversing technologies for the RSC.