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CairoScene
14-06-2025
- Automotive
- CairoScene
Saudi Arabia Adopts 3D Laser Scanning to Investigate Traffic Accidents
The National Transportation Safety Center introduces 3D scanning to improve accident analysis. The National Transportation Safety Center has introduced 3D laser scanning technology to enhance the accuracy and efficiency of traffic accident investigations across the Kingdom. The new system will support incident analysis across all transport sectors by enabling detailed digital reconstructions of crash sites. Using laser-based scanning tools, specialised teams can now document accident scenes with millimetre precision, capturing vehicle positions and environmental conditions in real time. These digital models offer investigators a clearer understanding of the causes and dynamics of collisions, allowing for evidence-based assessments and recommendations. According to the Center, this upgrade marks a shift toward data-driven safety analysis in line with Saudi Arabia's broader Vision 2030 strategy. The integration of advanced technology into transport operations aims to improve national safety standards while modernising public services.
Zawya
12-06-2025
- Automotive
- Zawya
Saudi Arabia to use 3D accident analysis technology
RIYADH — The National Transportation Safety Center (NTSC) has announced its adoption of the latest smart technologies in safety investigations, a move aimed at enhancing the efficiency of safety investigations and achieving the highest standards of efficiency and quality in accident analysis across various modes of transportation. The center explained that the most prominent of these technologies is 3D scanning, which enables specialized teams to document accident sites with high accuracy, capture the position of the vehicle, and gather environmental details surrounding the accident site. This technology enables the reconstruction of the accident site using 3D models with high accuracy and reliability, contributing to a more professional analysis of the causes and circumstances, and providing accurate information to decision-makers and stakeholders in the transportation and safety sectors. This development comes as part of the center's ongoing efforts to adopt the latest technological capabilities and enhance the national safety system, in line with the ambitious goals of Saudi Vision 2030 in the field of transportation safety. The National Transport Safety Center is a Saudi center concerned with enhancing transportation safety levels and investigating transportation accidents. © Copyright 2022 The Saudi Gazette. All Rights Reserved. Provided by SyndiGate Media Inc. (
Saudi Gazette
11-06-2025
- Automotive
- Saudi Gazette
Saudi Arabia to use 3D accident analysis technology
Saudi Gazette report RIYADH — The National Transportation Safety Center (NTSC) has announced its adoption of the latest smart technologies in safety investigations, a move aimed at enhancing the efficiency of safety investigations and achieving the highest standards of efficiency and quality in accident analysis across various modes of transportation. The center explained that the most prominent of these technologies is 3D scanning, which enables specialized teams to document accident sites with high accuracy, capture the position of the vehicle, and gather environmental details surrounding the accident site. This technology enables the reconstruction of the accident site using 3D models with high accuracy and reliability, contributing to a more professional analysis of the causes and circumstances, and providing accurate information to decision-makers and stakeholders in the transportation and safety sectors. This development comes as part of the center's ongoing efforts to adopt the latest technological capabilities and enhance the national safety system, in line with the ambitious goals of Saudi Vision 2030 in the field of transportation safety. The National Transport Safety Center is a Saudi center concerned with enhancing transportation safety levels and investigating transportation accidents.
