Cyclist Reporting of Incidents Tool

Home of the Cyclist Reporting of Incidents Tool (CRIT), our free to use cyclist incident reporting and learning App. Available for download now!

[Cyclist Reporting of Incidents Tool @CRIT_App]

Meet the @CRIT_App team and hear more about the CRIT project here: https://t.co/AxFEwSOBRi #roadsafety #cyclists #cycling #BICYCLE #CycleTwitter #cycles

[Cyclist Reporting of Incidents Tool @CRIT_App]

Do you currently work for a cycling or road safety organisation (including cycling clubs)? We would also like to seek your views on @CRIT_App!!
Participate in our online survey and contribute to improving cyclist safety: https://t.co/sX35lxJy3m.

[Cyclist Reporting of Incidents Tool @CRIT_App]

You do not need to be a current user of @CRIT_App to participate in the study! We welcome views from all cyclists 🚴‍♀️ 🚵‍♂️

[Cyclist Reporting of Incidents Tool @CRIT_App]

Do you cycle for transport, recreational, exercise, or sport? We would like to seek your views on @CRIT_App. Participate in our online survey and contribute to improving cyclist safety and stand a chance to win 1 of 3 $150 vouchers at selected bike stores! https://t.co/yFi2F9PF0w

[Cyclist Reporting of Incidents Tool @CRIT_App]

Exciting to see the findings from our first analysis of @CRIT_App data out in the wild and where it needs to be! All of those involved in cycling safety please spread the word! #acrs2022 #arsc2022 #cyclists #bicycles

[Cyclist Reporting of Incidents Tool @CRIT_App]

We are delighted to present our first official CRIT report covering the first six months of cyclist incident data reported via the @CRIT_App https://t.co/7VZvEPeO4o #cycling #cyclist #roadsafety #riding #bicycle #bicycles

[Cyclist Reporting of Incidents Tool @CRIT_App]

@CoxJoleneA presenting the first six months of data from the @CRIT_App at the @HFandSTS annual research symposium. Here is her first slide showing the current state of cyclist safety in Australia. Exciting to see our data inform the discussion around #cycling safety #roadsafety

[Jolene A. Cox @CoxJoleneA]

Interesting article on @CanberraTimes this morning: https://t.co/dGjKJaCA73 @ACTPedalPower
Encouraging more cyclists on Canberra roads requires more work to be done on cyclist safety. @CRIT_App can help with this.

[Cyclist Reporting of Incidents Tool @CRIT_App]

This week is the National #RoadSafety week. Join us in our quest to make cycling safer for all, by using the @CRIT_App! Free to download from the App Store and Google Play. #NRSW

[Cyclist Reporting of Incidents Tool @CRIT_App]

2022 Symposium- Save the date! https://t.co/yGvAKz1bkP

[London Cycles @London_Cycles]

People want to cycle - it's good for the climate, it's good for their own health, and it's good for the air quality of our cities.

When you put in infrastructure, you get this (even in the rain) #londoncycles

[Urban Cycling Institute 🚲  @fietsprofessor]

'Alexa, please give me a visual metaphor for the status of cycling infrastructure in the United States'

~Chicago bike path next to an 8 lane road for cars during a storm.

[Cyclist Reporting of Incidents Tool @CRIT_App]

Today we hit 300 registered @CRIT_App users! That’s 303 #cycling safety champions sharing their crash and near miss incident data to help create safer cycling for all! Our goal is 1000 users so please spread the word! #roadsafety #cyclists #BICYCLE #bike #cycles #cycletwitter

[Cyclist Reporting of Incidents Tool @CRIT_App]

@hfecop @HFandSTS @usceduau And the contributory factors are determined by the reporter. We also periodically review the data and check congruence between the incident description and the selected contributory factors.

[Cyclist Reporting of Incidents Tool @CRIT_App]

The CRIT App has now been up and running for almost three months. What is the data telling us about cyclist crashes and near misses? Here is a thread based on an analysis of the first 2 months of data...

#cycling #cyclist #cyclists #roadsafety @HFandSTS @usceduau #bicyclelife

[Cyclist Reporting of Incidents Tool @CRIT_App]

@hfecop @HFandSTS @usceduau Both - there is a free text incident description followed by a pick list of contributory factors. Our CRIT contributory factor classification scheme was developed based on a systematic review of the literature as well as our previous studies of cyclist behaviour and collisions.

[Cyclist Reporting of Incidents Tool @CRIT_App]

We’ve hit 50 incidents in our @CRIT_App National incident dataset! This includes 5 crashes and 45 near misses which previously would have been unreported and missed learning opportunities. Thank you to our users! #cycling #roadsafety #cyclists

[Cyclist Reporting of Incidents Tool @CRIT_App]

Welcome to our new @CRIT_App users who have pledged to contribute their #cycling crash and near miss data. The more users we have, the richer and more powerful our CRIT National Incident Dataset becomes. Download CRIT now and join us in our quest for safer cycling in Australia!

[Cyclist Reporting of Incidents Tool @CRIT_App]

@CoxyJindas Hi Chris. Absolutely! This was considered during the design process and is certainly something that we will revisit at the end of the 12 month trial.

[Cyclist Reporting of Incidents Tool @CRIT_App]

We are excited to see such rich data coming in through the @CRIT_App. A reminder that the App is free to download in the App store and Google Play, and reporting is anonymous. Cyclists of all forms/levels/abilities are encouraged to download CRIT and help making cycling safer!

[Cyclist Reporting of Incidents Tool @CRIT_App]

Overall this initial data shows that our user group perceive that their crashes and near misses have multiple contributory factors from across the road transport system. The issue is far more complex than simply drivers and cyclists making errors #systemsthinking #roadsafety