This website displays the location of reported road traffic collisions that occurred within Gloucestershire County Council. This data, known as STATS19, is collected by police at the scene of an accident or may be reported by a member of the public. While not every injury collision is reported to the police, this dataset together with that of other police forces is the most reliable source of information on road casualties.
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Traffweb is a web app providing live access to published data through any standard Internet browser. Specialist modules are available for highways include traffic orders, signs, markings, road traffic collisions and consultation.
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For any enquiries regarding the information on this site please contact Gloucestershire County Council - Collisions
Traffweb is part of a suite of web-based tools originally developed by Buchanan Computing, which was acquired by Causeway Technologies in 2024. These cloud services make highways and traffic information easy to view and update, providing quick and intuitive access to data on base mapping from Ordnance Survey.
We are the UK’s foremost supplier of computer mapping (GIS) software for traffic and highway applications. Our software and services are used by almost every highway authority in the UK and by central government. This capability now forms part of Causeway’s broader portfolio of connected software solutions for the highways sector – supporting everything from traffic engineering and road management to connected asset management.
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Traffweb is a web app providing live access to published data through any standard Internet browser.
Improving the flow and quality of information will reduce the time taken to answer common queries. Allowing access to the published source data will free up staff time and help to provide a service to a wider user base including the public.
However complex the central database, users see only the view of the data that has been configured for their needs. They can then click on the map to 'drill down' to reveal more detail of associated data, images and documents. This approach keeps the interface clean and simple whilst catering for all types of user.
Standard Gazetteers such as Address Point, Code Point and NLPG can be used to find a map location by street name or postcode. Navigation tools include roam, pan, zoom and bespoke search functions.
Zoom layering causes suitable base mapping to be displayed for the chosen scale.
Users can select the type of information they want to see, for example, camera sites, proposed traffic orders or pay and display parking bays. Where the data changes over time, a date may be selected to view the historical situation at that time.
Simple queries such as 'where can I park?', are answered without initially providing too much detail. However, more information is available (from the underlying traffic order, for example) to allow TraffWeb users to answer their own detailed requests. This saves the time of authority staff and reduces the number of FoI applications.
Traffweb's open structure enables it to publish data from a wide range of sources and to be configured to address many different operational needs. It can connect to our ParkMap, AccsMap and InvMap packages, disseminating this data to a wider audience.
Bespoke solutions and new applications can be developed rapidly by our development team.
Solutions include:
