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26 October 2017
2016 data now on AccsMap Download Centre
The AccsMap Download Centre has been updated with the recently released 2016 road accident data. DfT has given permission for AccsMap users to access the full STATS 19 records, including contributory factors and sector level postcodes.
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Up-to-date casualty data for the whole of BritainAccident data for any number of other authorities anywhere in Britain can be temporary loaded and studied alongside an authority’s own data. You can analyse accidents in conjunction with additional complementary datasets such as: Super Output Areas, population and Index of Multiple Deprivation.
The Download centre is available only to AccsMap users with current support contracts. It can be accessed from within AccsMap from the menu options: File>Download Centre>Open Site.
The Download Centre currently has data for the period 2011 to 2016, but this will be updated again the moment additional data becomes available. Further exciting enhancements will be previewed at next week’s User Group.
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