See what has happened on the roads where you live
Enter a postcode to see where police recorded injury collisions nearby, when they happen and who was involved.
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Built from the Department for Transport's official road casualty records: 513,801 police-reported injury collisions across 348 council areas in England, Wales and Scotland, 2021 to 2025.
Where it happens
The streets and junctions with the most collisions, matched to road names and numbers.
When it happens
The busiest hours and days, how many collisions happen in the dark, and how the last five years have changed.
Who is affected
How many involved pedestrians, cyclists, motorcyclists, children and older people.
Prefer to look at your whole area?
Every council area with enough data has its own page with hotspots, busy roads and the times collisions happen.
- Birmingham 11,332
- Leeds 7,299
- Westminster 5,913
- Lambeth 5,215
- Bradford 5,163
- Tower Hamlets 5,004
- Croydon 4,865
- Cornwall 4,851
- Southwark 4,850
- Wiltshire 4,656
- Wandsworth 4,627
- Enfield 4,620
These figures count collisions where someone was injured and the police were told. They are not adjusted for how much traffic uses a road, so a busy road will naturally show more. Read how the figures work.