A connected view of your city. Crossing by crossing.

One workspace for mapping, analysis and planning. Built for the people who look after city streets.

Your city on one map

A map that puts things in context.

Explore crossing safety, visibility and accessibility across the city. Move from the big picture to one crossing, its attributes and its history.

  • Search, filter and sort by risk
  • Microzones for local analysis
  • Compare current and modelled conditions
From observation to suggestion

Evidence for the next improvement.

The suggestions engine uses rules and crossing data to propose possible improvements. Adapt rules, unit costs and priorities to your city. Optional AI helps explore data and suggestions.

  • Suggestions for markings, lighting and other measures
  • Custom rules and costs for city teams
  • Recommendations for professional review
Clear priorities for your budget

A plan you can explain.

Bring improvements together in a budget plan. Compare estimated costs and modelled score changes. Connect planning with work orders and field inspections.

  • Budgets and scenario comparison
  • City-specific rates and quantities
  • Work orders, schedules and inspections

Resident reports

A public issue form and report tracking bring observations from everyday journeys to the city team.

Field operations

Inspections, work orders and patrol visibility help connect the map with conditions on the ground.

Access by responsibility

City administrators, analysts and field officers have different permissions and access to assigned cities.

History and traceability

Change auditing and score history help teams understand what changed and which data informed a decision.

Import, export and data quality

Manage records, review data quality and move data through imports and exports.

City-level analysis

Dashboards, microzones and compliance summaries bring evidence together for professional review and planning.

Rizicon is in beta. Scores, modelled changes and suggestions support decisions; they do not replace traffic engineering assessments, statutory inspections or professional judgement.

Your city’s next step.

See your crossings in a new light. Start with the map or a conversation.