CrowdLabPlans for councils and everyone exploring crash data
The national crash map is free to use. Council Pro adds team-wide analysis tools for local government road safety work.
Open
Free
Free, always
For anyone curious about crash data
- All states and territories
- 2 years of crash data per state
- Basic filters: severity, mode, date
- Suburb filter (all states except NT)
- Heatmap and point map
- Individual crash details
- Shareable links
With a free account
- 3 years of crash data per state
- LGA filter (all states with suburb/LGA switcher)
- Statewide and LGA crash trends with summary insight cards
- Saved views: save and reload your analyses
- Road Authority filter
- Draw filter area (custom polygon)
- Email updates on new data and features
Explore the map without an account. Sign up free for crash trends, saved views, and draw filters.
Explore the mapPro
Council Pro
Organisation licence for council road safety and transport teams
- Organisation-wide access: unlimited users under one licence
- Current view trends: dynamic trends for your map viewport
- Advanced trend analysis: severity and mode overlays, serious injury insights
- Data library: saved analyses and organisation datasets for your team
- LGA-scoped analysis: full Pro tools within your council area
- Advanced filters: time of day, speed limit, crash type, road geometry, DCA code
- Proximity analysis: crashes near schools, hospitals, and your own locations
- Zone analysis: crash stats within uploaded boundaries
- Corridor analysis: crash profile along any road or route
- Crash Cost Estimator: social cost in AUD for funding applications
- Blackspot prioritisation: ranked shortlist against program criteria
- CSV and PDF export
- 5 years of crash data history
- Shared team workspaces and saved views
- Onboarding support and quarterly data updates
- Annual invoice billing: no credit card required
Book a demo and we'll walk through what's included and provide a quote for your council team.
Book a demoPrices exclude GST. Individual Pro for consultants and researchers launches August 2026.
State agencies and large organisations
For cross-boundary analysis, API access, SSO, and custom integrations, we build to your requirements. Enterprise licences typically start in the low five figures per year.