BIOGRAPHY:
Eng. Dr. Jaqueline E. Masaki is a Transportation Engineer, Lecturer and researcher at the University of Dar es Salaam with over 10 years of experience in Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS), road-safety research, traffic operations, urban mobility and transport planning.
Her research focuses on applying technology, data and evidence-based approaches to improve road safety and mobility. Her work includes Safe System implementation, road-safety culture, pedestrian safety, traffic management, BRT safety, traffic incident detection and management, crash reporting, emergency-response accessibility, roundabout safety and intersection operations.
She is the Principal Investigator of the EU-funded AfroSAFE Project, advancing the Safe System approach to road safety in Africa, and Co-Principal Investigator of ETAMAC, focusing on equitable transport access and mobility in African cities.
Her recent research includes GIS-based accessibility for emergency response to traffic crashes along the BRT 1 corridor in Dar es Salaam, work-zone safety on BRT corridors, and studies on road-safety culture and Safe System readiness in African and European countries.
Dr. Masaki also contributes to ITS, traffic management and road-safety innovation, bridging research, technology and policy to develop safer, smarter and more inclusive transport systems for Tanzania and Africa.
She is a member of PIARC Technical Committee 2.4 and Honorary Secretary of the Tanzania Roads Association (TARA).
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