7 tools created to meet a wide variety of users needs, from creating a simple crash map of crashes happening in any cities in California to looking at pedestrian or bicyclists crashes in the vicinity of California schools.
All 7 of these tools use the Statewide Integrated Traffic Records System ( SWITRS) as the primary data source. For more information, please see our Help section.
The Safety Performance Measure Target Setting tool uses FARS and HPMS data while the SWITRS GIS Map and the Safety heatmap utilize Census data in order to provide additional context.
If you are a 1st time user or looking to create your own queries using SWITRS we recommend you try one of the tools below.
A basic but powerful tool for accessing fatal or injury crashes from the California SWITRS data.
The SWITRS GIS Map is an extended version of the SWITRS Query & Map that offers an interactive map capable of completing multiple tasks including Rank by Intersection, Crash Diagram, etc.
Generate an interactive crash diagram on the fly. The Crash Diagram is accessible through the SWITRS GIS Map.
Create interactive heat maps to visualize and analyze crash data and traffic safety improvement activities in California.
These tools support specific program initiatives and highlight different aspects of traffic safety throughout the state.
Provide a pedestrian and bicycle crash map within a half mile radius of public schools in California.
Support California Safety Performance Management (Safety PM) Target Setting for statewide, MPOs, counties and cities based on FARS, SWITRS, and HPMS data.
Utilize multiple crash maps to find pedestrian and bicycle crash hot spots and generate data summaries within specified project and/or community limits.
Provide a simple means to explore motorcycle crashes in California by selected county and/or city.
We have a page for that! Please visit our Help Page for tool tutorials, an explanation of the Statewide Integrated Traffic Records System (SWITRS) and how we geocode crashes along with it's codebook. If you have any questions not addressed on our help page, or have a specific data question please don't hesitate to contact the TIMS team at tims_info@berkeley.edu.