For insurers

What moved through the junction, and how fast

Add road movement to the claim record.

Compare a disputed claim with a time-based record of speed, direction, and movement at the location. Use the road data with the evidence already in the file.

Discuss a pilot

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What you get

Four ways to use the same road record

What the road record can support.

Settle a disputed junction

Everything that moved through that place in that window, with speed and order.

Compare the account with movement

Check whether speed, direction, and order match the account in the claim file.

Price a corridor properly

How often things nearly hit, at which hours, on roads you already insure.

Buy a single afternoon

One place and one time window, priced per answer. There's no monthly commitment.

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Clear boundaries

What the data does and does not do

The record does not decide fault.

Road Sentinel describes movement at a place and time. It does not read a plate, identify a driver, or decide who is responsible. Claims teams and legal teams apply the record to their own evidence and standards.

A pilot starts with one road question, a selected location, and a test plan.