Road safety consultancy in London
Road safety advice for councils and developers with a difference. We bring an understanding of how neurodivergent and D/deaf drivers think — a powerful new lens for designing safer, more inclusive roads.
Understanding how neurodivergent and D/deaf drivers process information, assess risk and make decisions on the road gives councils a powerful new lens for designing safer, more inclusive roads and signs — fully conforming to the Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions 2016 (TSRGD).
Our knowledge highlights patterns of attention, sensory load and confusion that traditional road-safety models often overlook. By bringing this perspective into planning, we help local authorities identify hidden friction points, reduce avoidable hazards, and create environments where every driver can navigate with confidence — making your whole network safer.
How we help councils & developers
Inclusive design review — roads, layouts and signage assessed through a neurodivergent and D/deaf lens
Hidden friction points — surfacing sources of confusion and sensory overload that standard models miss
TSRGD-compliant guidance — practical recommendations aligned with the 2016 regulations
Smarter policy decisions — evidence to support more effective, inclusive infrastructure
Why this perspective matters
This unique insight supports smarter policy decisions, more effective infrastructure design and, ultimately, safer roads for everyone. It helps your borough reduce avoidable hazards while advancing genuine inclusion across the network.
Your consultant
Your work is led by Michael Gambin, who brings 20 years of experience teaching clients and 5 years assessing on behalf of the DVLA and TfL — including drivers with SEN/D and ASD, D/deaf clients using British Sign Language (BSL) or Sign Supported English (SSE), and physically disabled drivers. Michael holds the Diploma in Outdoor Mobility and Assessments from Oxford Brookes University, and is currently the only person living in London with this qualification.
If you believe this insight would help make the roads safer in your borough — and support inclusion — get in touch and we'll talk through how we can work together.
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