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Transport Research Innovation Grant (TRIG): funding winners

Projects receiving Transport Research Innovation Grant funding since 2014.

• From: Department for Transport
• Published: 31 March 2020
• Last updated: 23 October 2024 — See all updates

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List of the projects which have been given Transport Research Innovation Grant (TRIG) funding since 2014.

The most recent funding competition was launched in October 2022.

Transport Research and Innovation Grants (TRIG) allow the Department for Transport (DfT) to support innovative projects, ideas or concepts that facilitate a better transport system. The grants are typically awarded annually.

The TRIG fund’s purpose is to:

• encourage the development of new technology solutions to DfT challenges
• provide innovators with support to try out new ideas – to show early promise or fail fast
• join up innovators with DfT colleagues in a safe setting and allow them to learn together
• fund early-stage innovations to take to the next stage of development

Prior to October 2021, the grant was called the Technology-Transport Research Innovation Grant (T-TRIG).

Published 31 March 2020

Last updated 23 October 2024 + show all updates

1. 23 October 2024

   List of 2024 winners published.

2. 21 March 2024

   List of 2023 winners published.

3. 6 June 2023

   List of 2021 winners published.

4. 13 April 2022

   Added the most recent projects to receive funding. The name of the grant has been changed to the Transport Research Innovation Grant (TRIG).

5. 11 February 2021

   2020 winners released.

6. 31 March 2020

   First published.