Replica and Arity Launch Safety Hub for Roadway Risk Analysis

Jun 2, 2026
Replica and Arity have launched Safety Hub, a platform that integrates driving behavior and mobility data to help public agencies identify and reduce roadway risk in near real time.

Replica and Arity have launched Safety Hub, a platform designed to help public agencies identify and reduce roadway risk. The launch was announced in a press release on June 2, 2026.

Safety Hub combines Arity's mobility data, which includes information on driving behaviors such as speeding, hard braking, and distracted driving from over 50 million active connections, with Replica's data on pedestrian and cyclist movement. The platform presents a unified and privacy-preserving view of roadway activity, supplemented by crash records from federal and agency sources.

The system provides agencies with tools to identify areas where pedestrians and cyclists are exposed to higher vehicle speeds, monitor changing conditions, and evaluate the impact of safety interventions. It allows safety analyses that once required months to be completed in days.

As part of the collaboration, Arity has also made a strategic investment in Replica to support their long-term partnership. Safety Hub is now available to public agencies working to reduce roadway fatalities and serious injuries.

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