Dr. Gemma Briggs is an applied cognitive psychologist who has been researching driver inattention for over 15 years. She has lectured and written extensively on the attentional and perceptual issues caused by phone use when driving and has worked closely with several road safety charities to promote and share research findings. Gemma acted as an expert witness in the Transport Select Committee’s 2019 consultation on mobile phone use while driving, and has advised several workplace policy makers on best practice. Most recently, Gemma has assisted the Police Foundation in updating RoadCraft, and has worked with the National Police Chief’s Council, with colleagues at Keele University, to create evidence-based materials for the NPCC mobile phone enforcement campaign. (Source: The Health & Safety Event)