The UK road risk data hub
A growing set of living datasets built from official sources — DfT collisions, police records, DVSA tests and HSE reports — refreshed automatically, mapped, searchable, and free to download and reuse with attribution.
Accident hotspot maps
101,525 collisions in 2025
The junctions that stay dangerous year after year — mapped nationally and for 125 towns and cities, from five years of DfT records.
Latest police-validated year: 2025
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Car theft & vehicle crime
32,780 crimes, last 12 months
Street-level police data around 111 town centres, with the worst streets named. Refreshed every month.
Updated August 2026
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Car safety: real-world outcomes
129 models graded A–D
Of the people hurt in each model, how many were seriously hurt? Crash-test stars meet what actually happens on the road.
Five years of DfT vehicle & casualty records
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MOT pass rates
32.8m tests analysed
Searchable pass rates for every popular make and model — how likely is your car to fail?
DVSA data 2019–2023
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Pedestrian, cyclist & rider danger maps
19,115 pedestrian collisions in 2025
Where each type of road user is most at risk, from joined collision and casualty records.
Latest police-validated year: 2025
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Fuel prices, daily
Cheapest stations named
Today's petrol and diesel prices around each town centre, from retailers' official CMA feeds.
Refreshed every morning
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Driving test pass rates
Every UK test centre
How hard is your test centre? Official DVSA pass rates, searchable, hardest to easiest.
DVSA data 2025-26
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Car report cards
354 models scored
MOT reliability and real-world safety per model, on one page each.
DVSA + DfT records
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News & data stories
From our data desk
Findings published as the data lands — free to quote with a link.
Updated with each release
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Developer API
7 free JSON endpoints
Every dataset here as stable JSON over HTTPS — no key, no SDK. Includes district-level collision data for all of Great Britain.
Free with attribution · OGL v3
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Every dataset has a CSV download and a source citation, and our full methodology documents every processing rule. Journalists and researchers: reuse anything here with a link to the page as the source — or contact us for custom breakdowns.
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