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Choose a CSV file and the appropriate set of checks. The upload page shows the supported size and format before you start.
Better road data starts with a clearer view. Find the issues, bring your team together, and keep every decision on record.
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Bring your road survey data into one clear view.
All-time totals across eligible organisations. These counts can include pilot and test activity; they are not customer adoption or performance results.
Activity totals are not available for publication yet. They are shown only when the privacy threshold is met and the source data is available.
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Start with a CSV file. Resolve the findings, then send it for review. Automated checks do not replace an engineer’s approval.
Choose a CSV file and the appropriate set of checks. The upload page shows the supported size and format before you start.
See the rows and fields that need attention. Correct the file and upload a replacement, or record an allowed exception with a reason. The decision stays in the audit record.
An authorised engineer reviews the submission and signs when it is ready. A certificate links the stored file to that approval. Anyone can look up the certificate without an account.
TMH18 Validator implements selected checks aligned with TMH-18. The table separates available work from planned support. It does not claim complete coverage or endorsement by the standard’s publishers.
| Standard | Published | Platform support | Scope |
|---|---|---|---|
| TMH-18 | v5 | Selected checks | Selected road survey data checks; coverage depends on the chosen schema |
| TMH-9 | May 2016 | Planned | Manual for Visual Assessment of Road Pavements |
| TMH-22 | Draft V8b · Mar 2013 | Planned | Road Asset Management Manual |
Source documents: transport.gov.za/tmh-documents.
A tool for checking road survey CSV files against selected TMH-18 rules. It helps your team find data issues, record review decisions and issue a certificate after an authorised engineer approves the submission.
Version 5 — the COTO release published by the Department of Transport. The current rule set covers required-header presence, UTF-8 encoding, monotonic chainage, deflection-sensor ratio, and temperature-correction presence. Additional sections of TMH-18 land as schemas as they enter the engine.
Not yet. We are pre-pilot, accepting applications from South African road authorities, consulting engineers, and contractors. Each application is reviewed by hand before access is granted.
South African road authorities (SANRAL and provincial departments — Western Cape Mobility, Gauteng Roads and Transport, Eastern Cape Transport, Mpumalanga Public Works), and the consulting engineers and contractors that submit pavement and road-asset data on their behalf.
Open tmh18.com/verify and enter the certificate ID. The verifier returns dataset metadata, signers, issued time, and SHA-256 hash — enough for any independent party to re-hash their copy and confirm it matches the certified bytes. No login required.
Hosting and data handling depend on the environment used for your organisation. Confirm the hosting location and applicable data-processing terms before uploading personal or confidential information; the legal page explains the current policy.
Invited pilot organisations pay no monthly platform fee. Analysis is funded with prepaid validation credits using the tenant rate card; the current default includes a once-per-submission admin fee plus a per-row processing charge.
Yes. Authorised users can create API tokens for supported schema and submission endpoints. The API documentation explains available operations and limits; webhooks are not part of this workflow.
Tell us about your organisation and the data you need to check. We review access requests and contact accepted organisations with the next steps.
Access is reviewed before an invitation is issued. Analysis uses prepaid validation credits.