Nebraska · Traffic Safety Engineering
Bad Marine LLC builds crash-reporting and roadway-safety analysis software — location resolution, benefit-cost analysis, collision diagramming, MMUCC6 crosswalk mapping, and an on-chain AI assistant — for agencies that don't have a seven-figure IT budget or a grant-writing department. We also build free public tools for drivers, because the problem isn't only agency-side.
Six pieces of a crash-reporting toolkit, each one built to stand on its own.
Lat/long → official reference post + full MIRE dataset
Turns a crash coordinate into an official location reference and a full MIRE roadway dataset — automatically, in about a second. Validated against thousands of a state's own finalized crash records.
See how it works → Free demo · no signupHSM-standard benefit-cost analysis & collision diagramming
Empirical Bayes, Safety Performance Functions, Crash Modification Factors — paired with an HSM-style schematic collision diagram builder. Licensed Windows product; try it free, or see it live on ten years of real Nebraska crash data.
See how it works → Working demoAny state's crash data schema → MMUCC6, validated
Maps a state's own crash, vehicle, and person fields onto the federal MMUCC6 standard, then validates the result against all 113 MMUCC6 edit rules — built on real data from five states.
See how it works → Live & freeBrowser-based crash-scene diagram builder
Real vehicle icons, road presets, roadside objects — export a print-ready PNG in minutes. Nothing you draw ever leaves your device.
See how it works → Live & free public serviceFile your Nebraska crash report from your phone
Mobile-first, with a map, VIN auto-decode, and a built-in diagram. Independent, not affiliated with NDOT.
See how it works → Live on ICPA sarcastic, Web3-native AI assistant, fully on-chain
Proof that real-time conversational AI can run entirely on-chain, with a knowledge pipeline rooted in crash-reporting reference material.
Learn more →This site, and Skippy, run as real canisters on the Internet Computer — not a badge stuck on a conventional web app. It's the same standard we hold the rest of our engineering to: verifiable, and built to be checked rather than taken on faith. Tools that need conventional hosting — like the location-resolution and benefit-cost services — run where they make the most sense, and we say so plainly rather than force everything on-chain for appearance's sake.
Bad Marine LLC is built by a traffic safety practitioner who got tired of watching small agencies get priced out of the tools well-funded ones take for granted. If that's a problem you have too, let's talk.
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