I used this free tool to see every road collision near my home over the past 25 years — and it’s helped me…
- Website maps open source accident data onto an interactive map
- Users can see the most dangerous roads around them
- Collisions are graded in severity
Cyclists, pedestrians and careful drivers could find the data offered by interactive online mapping service RoadRisk invaluable when attempting to plan the safest routes for getting from A to B.
The online tool, which uses OpenStreetMap at its core and STATS19 accident reports from police forces in England, Scotland or Wales, handily plots all collision data from the year 2000 to 2025 onto an easy-to-navigate map.
Simply punch in a post code and the website will reveal all accident data from some 350 local authorities over the past 25 years, colour-coding each based on the severity of the collision: slight, serious and fatal.
Not only can you see the most dangerous routes in your area, or in a proposed location, you can also delve into the...
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