Roadpeace Dashboard

November 23, 2017

Roadpeace Dashboard

As a part of the package for Roadpeace in delivering their new website, Agilysis have taken data supplied from a number of sources to revel trends around convictions, casualties and traffic officers, presenting them in an interactive dashboard. The tool allows anyone to view data by police force and investigate the relationships between the different measures. There are comparisons against national averages for the last five years highlighting changes over time for many different metrics.

The dashboards also contains a sobering map identifying the location of all fata collisions in each police force area for the last 10 years. The view the dashboard visit http://www.roadpeace.org/dashboard/

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