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Collision Information System

Last updated on June 26, 2024

The Collision Information System allows users to query and analyze data of traffic collisions on provincial jurisdiction highways. The data comes from the ICBC Traffic Accident System database. Data is available back to 1987. All accidents in the system are located on the Landmark Kilometre Inventory.

The Collision Information System is not publicly available.

Public can access collision data through ICBC’s open data sets available online or direct requests to ICBC.

Functions of the Collision Information System

  1. Select a Subset of the Collision Data
    The system provides a variety of methods for selecting any subset of the collision data for subsequent analysis.
  2. Fatal/Injury/PDO Counts
    List the total number of collisions, the number of fatal/injury/property damage only (PDO) collisions, and the number of fatalities and injuries by year or at each separate location where there is at least one collision.
  3. Collision Prone Locations
    List point locations where user specified thresholds for collision rate, frequency and severity are exceeded, or where one type of collision is occurring disproportionately.
  4. Collision Prone Sections
    List highway segments where user specified thresholds for collision rate, frequency and severity are exceeded, or where one type of collision is occurring disproportionately.
  5. Details Report
    For each collision in a user specified data subset, provides complete information from the MV6020 form (excluding personal information).
  6. Summary Report
    For each collision in a user specified data subset, lists the most important fields from the MV6020 form (e.g. collision date, time, location, type, total killed, total injured, primary occurrence, etc.).
  7. Collision Histogram
    A graphical representation of a segment of road showing the number of collisions of each severity every 100 m.
  8. Collision Rate Table
    A table where the columns are highway classification, the rows are traffic volume ranges, and a number of different cell entries are possible including, collision rate, fatality rate, critical rate, # or % of fatal, injury and PDO collisions, etc. Used to calculate provincial average collision rates.
  9. Specified Sections Analysis
    Performs collision rate and other analyses on sections of highway defined in an uploaded CSV file.

Contact information

Fax
250 356-7706
Office
250 387-3198
Email
MOTI.WEBMASTER@gov.bc.ca
Mailing
PO BOX 9850 STN PROV GOVT Victoria BC V8W 9T5