Hawk Eye Road Safety

Who it’s for / Communities

Local knowledge.
A shared starting point.

For resident groups, local initiatives and people who want a consistent way to describe concerns around their neighbourhood.

A conversation
worth organising.

A familiar place can still contain details that are easy to miss. Bringing observations into a common format helps a group discuss them without losing the local context.

  • Crossings and pedestrian access
  • Footpath continuity and obstructions
  • Lighting or surface concerns
Discuss your setting
  1. 01

    Choose a small area

    Start with a clearly described neighbourhood, walking route or public space, rather than trying to cover everything at once.

  2. 02

    Make observations comparable

    Use the same questions for location, timing and the nature of the concern. Record unknown details honestly.

  3. 03

    Agree who follows up

    Identify a group contact and the appropriate local reporting channel. The website does not submit to public authorities.

Bring one clear example.

Try the observation brief builder before getting in touch. It gives the conversation a concrete starting point and lets you decide which details to share.

Create a free brief

Planning a collaboration?

Tell us the setting, intended participants, review process and what you want to learn. Availability, deliverables, data responsibilities and commercial terms are agreed directly.

How partnerships start

A better way forward

Let’s make the next
conversation count.

Have a road-safety challenge, a community initiative or a collaboration in mind? We would like to hear about it.

Start a conversation