Road Casualties Online
Road Casualties Online is a new GB based online system, which will be of significant value to practitioners. It allows instant access to local and national data, and enables the customisation of reports. There is also a facility to create bespoke charts and tables, which will be useful for presentation or report preparation.
The web-based system lets users find greater detail in information that is already available in many paper-based tables.
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