Changing behaviours, saving lives
Acusensus pioneers intelligent solutions that can be rapidly deployed to address road safety challenges.
Company Background
Acusensus technology was used by the government of New South Wales, Australia in their world first program to enforce against illegal mobile phone use by drivers. Since using Acusensus fixed and trailer based cameras the rate of phone use has dropped six-fold and New South Wales has dramatically outperformed every other state in road fatality reduction over the past three years. New South Wales now has the lowest road fatalities per head of population of all the Australian states.
Acusensus’ advanced AI and hardware technology has led to other regional and world firsts, such as enabling the Queensland government’s world first camera enforcement program to ensure seatbelt compliance.
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The Problem
The Global Burden of Driver Behaviour
Acusensus provides advanced traffic enforcement solutions to change behaviours and prevent road trauma.
50
Millionpeople are injured in road traffic crashes each year.
1.3
Millionpeople die from road traffic crashes each year.
3
%reduction of GDP can typically be attributed to road crashes.
94
%of US fatalities involve the fatal five: speeding, seatbelts, fatigue, drugs/alcohol and distraction.
Acusensus’ Heads-Up Solution
Multi-function Enforcement Solution
Acusensus Heads-Up uses patented technology to detect and capture prosecutable evidence of drivers illegally using mobile phones whilst driving. The solution additionally simultaneously captures evidence of other dangerous driver behaviours including seatbelt non-compliance and speeding (at a point or averaged over a distance).
Latest News & Insights
view all newsNational Road Safety Week 2026: Make the Pledge
18 May 2026 | News
Road safety isn’t just a professional focus, it’s a personal promise. As part of National Road Safety Week, today’s theme is “Make the Pledge.”
National Road Safety Week 2026: Remember the 1,300
18 May 2026 | News
Today marks the start of National Road Safety Week, where we pause to remember the 1,300. In 2025, 1,314 people lost their lives on Australian roads. These aren’t just figures on a spreadsheet, they represent an empty seat at the table for over a thousand families.
Driving Positive Change on Sussex Roads
8 May 2026 | UK/Europe
Sussex Police is taking a significant step forward in enhancing community safety by introducing AI technology to detect dangerous driving behaviours. By deploying the Acusensus Heads-Up solution across East and West Sussex, the force aims to address the risks associated with distracted driving and seatbelt non-compliance.