Dangerous Roads - map

[Dandock]

This popped into my email box just now. Thought it might be of interest.

https://dangerousroads.ageas.co.uk

[happy days]

Oh look - not a single on in the whole of Ireland - we must be brilliant drivers!

[SAC1]

Oh look - not a single on in the whole of Ireland - we must be brilliant drivers!

ditto South West England.......surely fake news!

[Deleted User 1874]

What a weird map. Loads of sad looking faces all around London and Manchester and pretty much nothing in the Midlands or pretty much anywhere else!

[Dandock]

What a weird map. Loads of sad looking faces all around London and Manchester and pretty much nothing in the Midlands or pretty much anywhere else!

There’s more detail if you drill down. I’m not sure what the different colours mean, though as I have studied it in that depth.

[Nuclear Nick]

Very patchy data. Anyway, it isn’t the roads that are dangerous, it’s the people that use them!

You’ll find much more accurate data here - https://www.crashmap.co.uk/Search

[Paul]

Very patchy data. Anyway, it isn’t the roads that are dangerous, it’s the people that use them!

You’ll find much more accurate data here - https://www.crashmap.co.uk/Search

Looks a bit dodgy up by you Nick!

[gasgas1]

probably reflects insurance cost? happy there are no faces in the south west, keep it up guys

[Deleted User 1874]

probably reflects insurance cost?

I think you'd need a map of car thieving to reflect insurance cost

[Deleted User 2325]

If you only select FATALS on CrashMap you can scroll out to get a wider geographical data spread.

Peteski's suggestion of a theft map probably already exists in the hands of insurance companies. Pity they don't releaset he information so that those in the worst hit areas can't take better deterrent precautions. Being able to identify area theft by vehicle value would be interesting!