BBC Inside Out Yorkshire

February 12, 2018

Analysis exclusively provided by our team features in tonight’s BBC Inside Out Yorkshire and Lincolnshire at 19:30. This work has involved reviewing collisions at junctions in the area to find the ones with the highest collision density, as well as those that are the most improved over the last five years. The data, taken from www.crashmap.co.uk was used by BBC researchers in consultation with local authorities to find out what the underlying problems may be,

The show visits several junctions, reviewing safety measures put in place and provides advice to motorists on how to avoid a collision. Agilysis CEO features in the show, highlighting the important work carried out by authorities in reviewing safety records and putting in place measures to reduce collisions.

The accompanying news article can be read here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-43003620

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