This article explains how users can find crashes for a specific location in Crash Query.
1. Navigate to the area of interest in Crash Query. Users can click and drag on the map to find the area, or search for addresses or lat/long using the map search in the map toolbar.
2. Next, use the polygon tool to draw a polygon that includes all roadways in the area of interest, excluding parking lots.
Example intersection: W Broadway and North County Road 600 West
(An example of a polygon drawn over an intersection of interest, excluding parking lots)
3. From here, navigate to the Raw Table.
4. Click the Hide/Show Columns button to adjust the columns included in the Raw Table download.
(Select the columns of data to display in the Raw Table by clicking the plus sign next to the columns on the right side; reorder the columns by clicking and dragging the columns on the left side)
5. Download the Collision table dataset by clicking the Download button.
6. Change the dataset to Individual by clicking “Collision” in the bottom left and selecting the Individual table. Then, download the Individual table. Repeat this step to download the Unit table as well.