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Product: Vision Zero Crash Data System #255

Open mateoclarke opened 5 years ago

mateoclarke commented 5 years ago

A unified platform for reviewing and augmenting vehicle crash data from Austin's regional reporting agencies.

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To login to the Vision Zero Editor, click here.

Support

For questions or help resolving an issue with the Vision Zero Editor, submit a service request to the Data & Technology Services Team here.

Background & Context

The Vision Zero Crash Data System centralizes and streamlines the management of Austin Transportations's Vision Zero data. The system consumes and processes vehicle crash data, most prominently from TxDOT's Crash Records Information System (CRIS) and Austin Police Department, and loads it into the Vision Zero Database. Analysts on the Vision Zero team can then review, correct, and enhance the data via the Vision Zero Editor

This robust data is then used to identify high-injury roadways, prioritize safety improvements, and track the impact of our efforts. It is available online and also accessible via the Vision Zero Viewer.

Technology

Technologies, libraries, and languages used for this project include:

Resources

This Github issue represents a product of Austin Transportation's Data & Technology Services team.

johnclary commented 4 years ago

Status Update Version 1.0 of the crash data editor has been released. Vision Zero staff are now using the app to review and edit crash data for fatal and serious injuries. Work has begun on the Vision Zero dashboard (aka, viewer)

JaceDeloney commented 4 years ago

Status Update We are continuing to make improvements to the crash data editor. The next few sprints will likely focus on continued usability enhancements, account management, and locations data import/support.

JaceDeloney commented 4 years ago

Status Updates All of the updates to both VZD & VZE can be found in our release notes here.

JaceDeloney commented 4 years ago

Today, the Vision Zero team launched the High-Injury Roadways initiative. The team used the Vision Zero Crash Data System to identify 13 High-Injury Roadways throughout the city that will receive improvements & upgrades to enhance safety for all road users.