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1 July 2016
AccsMap 5.4 upgrade released
Available for download now
We are pleased to announce the launch of AccsMap 5.4, the latest evolution of the UK’s leading Accident analysis, recording and validation application. Maintained users can download this latest version by logging in to the user area.
The upgrade brings you access to many additional complementary datasets to enrich and add value to the existing STATS19 data held within your system. 5.4 also includes a protected link to the AccsMap Download Centre from which you can download Great Britain wide collision data from 2011-2014 (2015 data will be available soon). This data gives you access to information not available in the DfT’s public release including Contributory Factors and district level postcodes.
New features include:
- Incorporation of external data to complement the STATS19 data (Super Output Area polygons, Population, Deprivation, Traffic count data)
- Access to AccsMap’s Download Centre
- Ability to compare and view data from other LAs in a temporary merge session
- Super Output Area Analysis
- Colour code by time range
- Enhanced functionality for displaying and interrogating an external data set
- And much more…
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