As the AI for Safer Roads Challenge approaches its final stage, a distinguished panel of experts from the technology, road safety, development, and geospatial sectors will come together to evaluate innovative AI-powered solutions designed to support safer speed management.

On 28 October 2026, four finalist teams will take the virtual stage to showcase how their solutions use artificial intelligence, mobility data, and geospatial analytics to identify speed-related risks and help prioritize road safety interventions. Each team will have just five minutes to pitch its concept and demonstrate its practical application to an expert jury.

Meet the Jury

• Stephanie Leonard, Global Head of Government and Regulatory Affairs, TomTom
• Charles Brigham, vLead Account Manager, Nonprofit and Global Organizations, Esri
• Holly Krambeck, Program Manager, Development Data Group, Development Economics, World Bank Group
• Richard Owen, CEO and Road Safety Specialist, Agilysis Limited
• Mikio Mukai, Principal IT Specialist (Product Lead, Operations), Asian Development Bank

Bringing expertise in mobility data, geospatial technologies, international development, and road safety, the jury will assess solutions developed by four finalist teams.

Join the Final Pitch Event

The Final Pitch Event offers a unique opportunity to see how emerging technologies can help address one of road safety's most persistent challenges: managing speeds in a way that better protects all road users.

Road safety practitioners, transport professionals, government officials, researchers, technology innovators, and anyone interested in the future of safer roads are invited to attend.

📅 28 October 2026
🕟 4:30-6:30 p.m. (GMT+8, Manila)
💻 Online via Zoom
✅ Open to the public

Register now to hear the finalist pitches, meet the expert jury, and discover how AI, mobility data, and geospatial analysis can support safer and more evidence-based speed management across Asia and the Pacific.

👉 Register for the event here.

The AI for Safer Roads Challenge is led by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) in collaboration with AI for Good, the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), the World Bank Development Economics Group, and the Asia-Pacific Road Safety Observatory (APRSO).