Traffic incidents happen almost every day, and responding quickly with accurate information is critical for both saving lives and documenting incidents properly. But what if technology could help traffic police analyze accident scenes more efficiently?
We’ve created a Claude AI prompt designed to do just that. This tool can scan a photo of an accident and generate a detailed, structured description of the scene. It includes everything from vehicle positions and damage to environmental conditions and the actions of people present.
- Analyze this image carefully. Describe the scene in detail, including: the location, the type of accident, vehicles or objects involved, people present and their actions, any visible damage or injuries, environmental conditions (weather, time of day, surroundings), and any safety measures or emergency response visible. Provide a clear, objective, and structured description without making assumptions about causes or fault.
- Create report
Result: https://claude.ai/public/artifacts/db3e6f5f-1324-4512-b343-b7fb72b0fef1
How It Works
- Upload an Accident Image in Claude.ai or ChatGTP.
Provide a clear picture of the scene—vehicles, surroundings, and any people involved. - AI Analysis
Claude AI identifies key elements, such as types of vehicles, positions, damage, and environmental factors like weather or lighting. - Generate a Comprehensive Report
The AI produces a structured description that can assist in documentation, reporting, or further investigation.
Benefits for Traffic Police
- Faster Response: Get detailed scene information quickly, allowing officers to act more efficiently.
- Accurate Documentation: Reduce human error with objective, AI-generated descriptions.
- Better Reporting: Create detailed records for legal, insurance, or administrative purposes.
Access the Prompt
Traffic officers, emergency responders, and anyone interested can try this AI tool here:
https://claude.ai/share/bf8c563a-7c90-4733-83f9-9ad0037026b3
By using AI to assist with scene analysis, we can help authorities work smarter, respond faster, and ensure that every incident is accurately documented.
Building a Bridge Between Police and Citizens
Looking ahead, our local police force could introduce a dedicated chatbot to improve communication with the public. This tool would give citizens an easy way to report non-emergency incidents, request assistance, or ask questions about laws and public safety at any time of day. By providing 24/7 access, a chatbot would make the police more accessible, reduce pressure on phone lines, and ensure accurate information is delivered quickly during urgent situations. For the police, it would streamline communication, build stronger trust with the community, and generate useful data to better understand patterns of crime and safety concerns. In this way, a chatbot would not only enhance efficiency but also strengthen the partnership between law enforcement and the people they serve.
Practical AI Tools
1. AI Chatbots for Public Interaction
- Tidio (tidio.com) – A simple chatbot platform for answering FAQs such as reporting procedures or safety tips.
- ManyChat (manychat.com) – Works with Facebook Messenger, making it ideal since most Ni-Vanuatu use Facebook daily.
- Botpress (botpress.com) – An open-source chatbot that can be customized for specific police needs, such as reporting accidents, lost property, or missing persons.
Benefit: Citizens can access police services 24/7, report issues quickly, and get accurate guidance in real time without visiting a police station.
2. AI for Incident & Scene Analysis
- Claude.ai (claude.ai) – Can analyze accident or incident photos and produce structured descriptions for official reports.
- ChatGPT Vision (OpenAI) (chat.openai.com) – Officers can take a photo at the scene, upload it, and generate a draft report immediately.
Benefit: Saves officers valuable time, reduces paperwork, and ensures clear, consistent reporting—especially useful for new recruits.
3. Digital Evidence Management
- Axon Evidence (axon.com) – A secure platform for storing and managing bodycam footage, case files, and photos.
- CaseGuard Studio (caseguard.com) – Helps redact and organize sensitive video or audio evidence.
Benefit: Keeps all digital evidence safe, organized, and court-ready, reducing the risk of loss or mismanagement.
4. Predictive Safety & Hotspot Mapping
- Urban SDK (urbansdk.com) – Identifies high-risk areas based on trends in accidents or reported crimes.
- QGIS with AI Plugins (qgis.org) – Free mapping software that can be used to create heatmaps for crime and accident hotspots.
Benefit: Allows the police to deploy patrols more strategically and prevent incidents before they occur.
5. Training & Responsible AI Use
- INTERPOL AI Toolkit (interpol.int) – Offers guidelines for ethical and responsible AI use in policing.
- UNODC E-Learning (unodc.org) – Provides free training modules on topics such as cybercrime, traffic management, and community policing.
Benefit: Strengthens officer knowledge and ensures AI is applied responsibly and effectively.
Why These Tools Fit Vanuatu’s Context
- Affordable & Accessible: Many options are free or low-cost, ideal for testing and scaling.
- Mobile-Friendly: Most tools work on smartphones, which officers rely on in the field.
- Community-Centered: Chatbots and reporting platforms make police services more approachable for citizens.
- Step-by-Step Growth: Vanuatu Police can start with chatbots and AI-assisted reports, then gradually expand into predictive mapping and digital evidence management.
👉 Recommendation: Begin with a Facebook Messenger chatbot (via ManyChat or Botpress) to handle FAQs and minor reports. Once established, integrate tools like Claude.ai or ChatGPT Vision to support quick and accurate report drafting.
Disclaimer:
The information provided in this article is for informational and educational purposes only. Readers should consult official sources or qualified professionals for guidance on law enforcement procedures, AI implementation, or public safety matters.
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