Road safety data in Uganda.

Uganda sits where the corridor branches to four neighbours, which makes Kampala the exchange hub of the whole platform. Azul Tech implemented the national node with the police traffic directorate and configured it to route verified crash records to Kenya, Rwanda, South Sudan and DR Congo.

6-Nation Road Safety Data Platform
How the road safety data rail was applied in Uganda
CapitalKampala
Corridor roleHub node · the corridor's central junction linking Kenya, Rwanda, South Sudan and DR Congo
National stakeholders
  • •Ministry of Works and Transport
  • •Uganda Police Force · Directorate of Traffic and Road Safety
  • •Uganda National Roads Authority (UNRA)

The rollout in Uganda.

Phase 01

Data harmonisation

Aligned the police traffic directorate's records with the corridor schema and cleaned historical data for the baseline.

Phase 02

National platform

Deployed the platform and dashboards for the ministry, the police and UNRA on national infrastructure.

Phase 03

Field rollout

Equipped traffic units on the Malaba to Kampala and Kampala to Katuna sections with mobile capture.

Phase 04

Corridor exchange

Brought the hub node live and opened exchanges with all four neighbouring nodes.

Outcomes for Uganda.

  • The corridor's routing hub for cross-border crash records
  • Shared analytics across three national agencies
  • Emergency response coordination on the busiest junction sections
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