TESTIMONIALS

Hear from those who like their no cost\no effort claims service!

"You've turned our department into a revenue generating organization." ~ Risk Manager, GA

"Thank you for all you do for us." ~ Claims administrator, NC

"You made a believer out of me." ~ HR Director, GA

LATEST NEWS

You now have a way! PED360 is a community profiler that highlights pedestrian movements in communities. You can find out where residents go, when they go there and who they are. PED360 shines a bright light on the pedestrian movement within communities. Combined with CRASH360, which can identify the hotspots for crashes in communities, you can develop a complete profile of pedestrian and auto movement. Designing safety solutions gets considerably easier when you know where people are going.

​​RECOVER CONTROL

RECOVER TRUST 

RECOVER SAFETY

   TRAFFIC ACCIDENT SUPPORT AT NO COST AND NO EFFORT

Our recovery firm is here to help you and your business maximize the use of your crash data.  We provide a true self-funding, hands-free service that puts a constant focus on cost recovery and safety without burdening your resources.

BOOK: 100 Risk Metrics You Might Want to Track

It covers metrics from general risk to operational to financial to cybersecurity and much more. It discusses best practices for implementing and tracking risk, as well as future trends, a glossary of risk terms, sample risk reporting templates and a reading list, 

RECOVER COSTS

Our constantfocus on traffic and street safety communicates to the public that their problems are seen, their voices are heard and that the city is answering the call. We focus on this every single day so they can see it and feel it.

Our 360 programs provide valuable insight into your crashes that involve injuries, pedestrians and fatalities. We profile the movements of cars and pedestrians, so you can focus on where they meet.

PRS maximizes the recovery of funds and data through a complete review of all crash reports using our software tools and dedicated teams working 24x7. I