Welcome to the future of road safety

AstaZero is the world’s first full-scale independent test environment for future road safety. The facility is unique in that the different traffic environments make it possible to test advanced safety systems and their functions for all kinds of traffic and traffic situations.

Discover our test tracks

This is AstaZero

AstaZero is the world’s first full-scale independent test environment for future road safety. What is unique about the facility is that the different traffic environments make it possible to test advanced safety systems and their functions for all kinds of traffic and traffic situations.

Dry Zone

DryZone is the world’s longest indoor track for testing active safety systems and autonomous technologies for all types of vehicles. In DryZone advanced research can be conducted in autonomous driving.

Dry Zone

High Speed Area

Different avoidance tests can be carried out, including manoeuvres at very high-speeds, due to AstaZero’s comprehensive knowledge of measurement and positioning technology.

High Speed Area

Multilane Road

Several different scenarios can be tested on the Multilane road, such as lane changes, different collision scenarios and crossing scenarios.

Multilane road

Rural Road

Specially designed for different tests of driver behaviour and is full of sudden obstacles at the same time as the monotonous environment makes it easy for the driver to lose concentration.

Rural road

City Area

The City Area is primarily used to test the vehicle’s capacity to interact with the surrounding environment to avoid hitting buses, cyclists, pedestrians or other road users.

City area

World class research and innovation

AstaZero is open to all research in the field of active road safety, as well as research in related areas.

Research & innovation

Active safety

In its most basic form, active safety is about avoiding collisions and other incidents before they happen. Accidents can be possible to avoid by combining sensor technology, vehicle communication and on-board computers, enabling vehicles to communicate both with each other and with their surroundings.

The future of road safety