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Road Safety Trust Large Grants Programme is a grant from the Road Safety Trust that funds innovative road safety projects in the United Kingdom. Grants range from 50,000 to 200,000 British pounds and support evidence reviews, trials, evaluations, and roll-outs addressing priority road safety areas, including drug-impaired driving and motorised riding.
UK-based legally constituted organisations including charities, public sector bodies, universities, and companies are eligible to apply, provided the project is for public benefit and aligns with Trust priorities. Applications follow a two-stage process: an Expression of Interest followed by a full application for shortlisted organisations.
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Large Grants — Road Safety Trust For grants over £50,000 and up to £200,000 This round has a two-stage application process. The purpose of this new approach is to provide prompt feedback to applicants and to provide further support to those invited to full application stage. Key dates: 7 April (9am) - Programme opens for Expressions of Interest (EOI).
A recorded webinar on the application process will be available. 5 May (5pm) - Closing date for submitting EOIs. Early June - Review of EOIs completed; shortlisted applicants invited to submit full applications.
Mid July - Closing date for submitting full applications. December 2026 - Decisions issued. UK-based legally constituted organisations (charities, public sector organisations, universities, companies and professional organisations) are eligible to apply for funding from The Road Safety Trust.
Organisations will be considered for funding provided that it can be demonstrated that the project is for public benefit and is consistent with the Trust’s priorities. Individuals are not eligible for Trust grants unless part of a wider research or project team.
This is a themed round that seeks to address two priority areas: Preventing harm linked to drug-impaired driving and motorised riding Eligible projects might include evidence reviews, trials, roll-outs, evaluations and support for the profession through guidance or other resources. Further details about the themes and what we wish to see from proposals may be found using the link below.
Before applying, please ensure you have reviewed the resources in this section. They provide critical information about our eligibility and assessment criteria, as well as information on funding amounts and project timeframes. We have moved to a new Grantee and Applicant experience.
As a result, if you have not used the new portal yet you will have to set up a new account, even if you have applied to the Trust before. Click on the Applicant & Grantee Portal button below to get started. Applicant & Grantee Portal → Applicant & Grantee Portal → The below resources are designed to assist with your application.
AI in Grant Making Policy → AI in Grant Making Policy → Stage One - EOI Portal Questions → Stage One - EOI Portal Questions → Stage Two - Full Application Form → Stage Two - Full Application Form → Please note - these forms are provided for information and preparation purposes only. You must provide the information directly into the portal once it is opened.
The following editable planning tools are designed to help you work through your project’s key aims, objectives and outcomes, the activities that will help you achieve these, and a budget planning tool. Aims & Objectives Guidance → Aims & Objectives Guidance → Aims & Objectives Template → Aims & Objectives Template → Frequently Asked Questions To have zero deaths and serious injuries on UK roads
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organisations with innovative road safety projects. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows £50,000 - £200,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Road Safety Trust Large Grants Programme is funded by Road Safety Trust. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Start from the official opportunity page linked in this listing — it carries the sponsor's submission instructions.
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