Road safety evidence for your community
RSAT gives community groups the same evidence-grade analysis that road safety professionals use — free, without technical skills, and ready to share with the people who can act on it.
Vision
Every community that wants to reduce road casualties on their streets has the evidence they need to understand the problem and share it clearly — without needing to hire a consultant.
Mission
We help community groups understand and share road collision data from their area. We turn raw STATS19 data into clear maps, charts, and reports that bring real evidence to the conversations that shape road safety decisions — without needing technical skills or professional help.
Your goal
Know exactly which junctions and roads have the worst record before you write a word.
Find out where danger concentrates
Every reported collision in England and Wales since 2016 is plotted on an interactive map. Fatal, serious, and slight collisions are colour-coded so you can immediately see where the danger concentrates in your area. The data comes directly from the Department for Transport's STATS19 dataset — the same official source used in formal road safety investigations.
Your goal
Rank your area's worst hotspots and put numbers behind your concern.
Pinpoint the locations that need urgent action
Draw a radius or polygon around any area and RSAT groups collisions by location, ranking each hotspot by Casualty Severity Score (CSS) — the standard methodology used in UK Highway Safety Audits. The worst junction rises to the top. You can walk into a council meeting with a ranked table that's already in the format highways engineers recognise.
Your goal
Understand not just where collisions happened, but what the road actually looks like at that spot.
See the scene in Street View
Click any collision marker to open the full record — date, time, road conditions, and vehicles involved. Then step inside the scene in Google Street View to see exactly what the road looks like at that spot.
Your goal
Produce a submission-ready PDF that grounds the conversation in facts, not feelings.
Build a report that makes the conversation about facts, not feelings
Export a Collision Report PDF that includes a map of your area, a trend chart by year, a ranked hotspot table, and summary statistics — all formatted for a formal submission. Every report includes the data source, area definition, and date range so your findings are fully reproducible and can be verified by whoever receives them.
Why RSAT
Free for community groups
No subscription, no payment details. Full analytical power is available without creating an account — registration only unlocks report export and saved areas.
Official government data
Built on STATS19 from the Department for Transport — the same dataset used by road safety professionals, local authorities, and academics across England and Wales.
No technical skills needed
No GIS software, no spreadsheets, no data science. Search for a place, draw an area, and the analysis is instant. If you can use Google Maps, you can use RSAT.
What’s included
Both tiers are completely free. A free account unlocks export and saving — nothing else is gated.
| Without account | Free account | |
|---|---|---|
| Interactive collision map | ||
| Severity colour-coding (fatal / serious / slight) | ||
| Draw a radius or polygon area | ||
| Hotspot ranking by Casualty Severity Score | ||
| Collision detail panel (vehicles, casualties) | ||
| Trend charts by year | ||
| Share analysis via URL | ||
| Collision Report PDF (map, chart, hotspot table) | — | |
| Saved custom areas | — |
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