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Public Data Intelligence
Public Data Intelligence
Transforming public data to insights

Washington Crash Data

Comprehensive Crash Data Analysis
Provides a detailed analysis of crash data, enabling you to identify patterns and focus on areas that need immediate attention. This leads to data-driven decision making and enhanced safety.

Infrastructure Planning Support
Informs safer intersection and roadway designs and identifies areas where pedestrian and cyclist safety improvements are needed. This results in optimized resource allocation and improved community relations.

Resource Allocation
Aids in optimizing the placement of emergency response resources, directing law enforcement efforts, and prioritizing maintenance activities. This ensures your resources are allocated where they are most needed.

Standardization

Our dashboard provides a standardized way of using and analyzing crash data across different departments within a city. This means that departments like Public Works and Public Safety can now communicate more effectively using the same standardized form. 

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Policy Development
Helps inform appropriate speed limits, support local traffic rule changes, and develop targeted safety campaigns. This leads to increased funding opportunities and improved community relations.


Grant Applications and Funding
Provides compelling evidence of the need for safety improvement projects, aiding in grant applications and capital project funding. This increases your chances of securing necessary funding.

Statewide Benchmarking

Our Power BI dashboard offers dynamic mapping functionality and statewide benchmarking rankings. This allows you to visualize crash data geographically and compare your city’s safety performance with others across the state. 


Efficiency and Resource Saving
Our Power BI dashboard automates the process of compiling and analyzing crash data, saving your staff valuable time and effort compared to conventional Excel-based methods. This efficiency can lead to significant savings in internal resource headcount, allowing your team to focus on implementing safety improvements rather than crunching numbers.

This is a sample report for illustrative purposes only. It does not represent the final product, but rather an example of what it could look like. The data used in this report is fictitious and does not reflect the actual situation.

FAQs

How often is the data updated?

    • Updates to the data occur annually, following the release schedule of WSDOT, typically in May.

Who hosts the data?

    • Public Data Intelligence is the host of the data. Access to the report is facilitated through a provided website link.

How much does this report cost?

    • Pricing for the report is variable and correlates with the population group of your jurisdiction. Please schedule a consultation for pricing information.

What about licensing?

    • The number of users that can access the report is determined by the population group your jurisdiction belongs to. Additional users can be added for a fee.

Can other cities see your data?

    • For the Overview and Analysis pages, users will only be able to see the data specific to their jurisdiction. The Benchmark page offers aggregate statistics from various cities for comparative purposes.

How does training work for these reports?

    • The implementation package includes instructional videos for training purposes.

Is the report colorblind friendly?

    • Yes, we have chosen a colorblind-friendly color palette. Power BI also has high-contrast options built in.



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