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In Market Harborough, a volunteer group, six primary schools and nearly 2,000 families proved what’s possible when community energy meets powerful data. Working with Active Travel Revolution , we brought HomeRun STEP to the town to analyse every school journey and validate it with a 53% parent survey response. The findings were striking: huge scope to increase walking by 51%, cut driving by 58%, unlock journey sharing, and focus action where it will have the greatest impact

HomeRun teamed up with Essex County Council to build HomeRun STEP — the UK’s first AI-powered platform that maps every pupil-journey to school. In just weeks, STEP modelled ~210,000 journeys across 520+ schools, creating a county-wide baseline and enabling the council to identify where sustainable transport interventions (walking, cycling, public transport) could achieve the biggest impact. STEP transforms a previously data-starved, guesswork-driven process into one powered

Our Essex pilot, using AI data to help reduce school run congestion, has been featured in four publications. The first was published by ...

HomeRun STEP, a ground-breaking AI-powered school travel analysis platform developed in partnership with Essex County Council and funded by the Department for Transport through Innovate UK, the game may be about to change.

Delighted to announce the launch of our brand new, game changing platform, HomeRun STEP - the UK’s first machine learning intelligence platform with the capability to accurately model every single school journey across the UK, and show where to intervene for maximum sustainable travel impact.

As part of our submission, we included the things that most transport professionals already know needs to be delivered, such as integrated ticketing systems, flexible longer-term funding for local transport authorities, separate rural transport policies… and taking the school run seriously

Levels of active travel to school have stayed static and more pupils are being driven to school now than there were 20 years ago! I believe the underlying issue is the lack of rich, actionable, school-run specific data, which is resulting in ineffective one-size fits all solutions being implemented - these do not address specific place-based transport requirements.

HomeRun have won government funding to create a scalable digital solution that collects, models, and visualises high-resolution...

The pupils at Frieth CE school in Henley upon Thames have made a video to get parents to reduce traffic, air pollution and carbon on the...