We connect real-time vehicle monitoring, emergency dispatch and guaranteed medical care into one platform: so every Ghanaian who boards a commercial vehicle has a real chance of making it out alive.
The Problem
Every day in Ghana, thousands of passengers board commercial vehicles on routes like Accra-Kumasi trusting they will arrive safely. Many don't.
When accidents happen: ambulances can't find the crash site. Hospitals demand payment before treatment. The golden hour passes. Lives that could have been saved are lost.
Our mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, husbands, wives and children travel each day carrying a quiet fear: what if an accident happens? What if I don't make it back?
NSI Safety was not built in a boardroom. It was built out of pain. Out of watching victims lie on the Accra-Kumasi highway during the golden hour with no help coming. Out of losing someone personally: who survived his accident but did not survive the broken system that was supposed to save him.
That should never happen again.
How It Works
NSI Safety connects three things that have never been connected before in Ghana's commercial transport system.
Driver enters their details and starts monitoring. The vehicle appears live on the NSI command center dashboard instantly.
Speed is tracked in real time. Overspeed alerts fire automatically at 100 km/h. GPS coordinates update continuously.
Driver or passenger triggers an alert: Medical, Security, Reckless or Breakdown. NSI command center notified instantly with GPS.
NSI calls Ghana Ambulance Service with exact GPS. Nearest hospital briefed in advance. Family notified via WhatsApp.
Passengers receive immediate medical care. No payment demanded upfront. NSI Emergency Fund covers the rest.
Platform Features
Live GPS speed tracking with automatic overspeed alerts at 100 km/h. Color-coded dashboard: green, amber, red.
LIVEEvery active vehicle plotted on a live map. See exactly where each bus is at any moment. Path trail shows the complete journey.
GPS POWEREDOne tap emergency reporting: Medical, Security, Reckless Driving, Breakdown. Instant alert with exact GPS coordinates.
INSTANTEvery monitored bus has a QR code. Passengers scan with any phone camera: no app download needed.
NO APP NEEDEDEmergency contact receives instant WhatsApp notification with emergency type, vehicle details and live Google Maps link.
WHATSAPPPassengers on monitored vehicles are covered by the NSI Emergency Fund: guaranteed hospital treatment regardless of ability to pay.
PROTECTEDOur Mission
Ghana loses thousands of lives on its roads every year: not because accidents are unavoidable, but because the response system fails the people who need it most. Our mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, husbands, wives and children travel each day carrying a quiet fear. National Safety Intelligence exists to answer that fear with hope. We connect real-time vehicle monitoring, emergency dispatch and guaranteed medical care into one platform: so that every Ghanaian who boards a commercial vehicle has something they have never had before. A real chance of making it out alive.
"We don't just monitor roads. We protect families."
Try NSI Safety Now →The Founder
Founder & Chief Executive Officer
Prince Nyarko founded National Safety Intelligence after losing a close friend on the Accra-Kumasi highway: not because the accident was unsurvivable, but because the emergency response system failed to reach him in time. That experience became the mission. Prince built NSI Safety from New York while completing his Criminal Justice degree and working as a Security Supervisor: driven by the belief that technology can close the gap between accident and survival on Ghana's roads.
Pilot Program
The Accra-Kumasi highway is one of the busiest and most dangerous intercity corridors in West Africa. NSI Safety's 90-day pilot will deploy on this route: monitoring commercial vehicles, coordinating emergency response and proving that technology saves lives on Ghana's roads.
Target Partners
News & Updates
The NSI Safety progressive web app is now live at nsi-safety.web.app with full GPS tracking, passenger SOS via QR code, and family WhatsApp notifications.
NSI Safety is inviting commercial transport operators to join the free 90-day pilot on the Accra-Kumasi route. No cost. Real impact.
The planned six-lane expressway expansion reinforces the strategic importance of the Accra-Kumasi corridor: and NSI Safety's pilot route selection.
Get In Touch
Whether you're a transport company, hospital, emergency service or investor: we want to hear from you. The pilot is free. The impact is real.
Interested in partnering, investing or learning more about NSI Safety?