2024 Conferences we’ll be attending:
- Colorado / WY ITE | January 26 | Denver, CO
- Arizona ITE-IMSA Annual Spring Conference | April 2 – 4 | Phoenix, AZ
- ITE Mountain District Annual Meeting | June 19 – 21 | Big Sky, MT
- ITE Western District Annual Meeting | June 23 – 26 | Sacramento, CA
- ATSIP Traffic Records Forum | August 11 – 14| San Diego, CA
Crash Magic Online™
Online Safety Management System
Crash Magic is a graphic display and data summary package designed for use in safety management systems for analysis of crash data. It includes detailed collision diagrams, data retrieval, crash summaries, statistical output, and user specified graphic displays. Crash Magic provides traffic safety specialists and law enforcement officials an exceptional tool for identifying crash patterns, high crash locations, and maintenance and operational concerns.
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Superior Collision Diagrams
Pd’ Programming pioneered automated collision diagrams with Intersection Magic in the late 1980’s. We still focus on creating the best automated collision diagrams available.
Since then, we’ve developed user customizable schematics, the best poor-data handling, highlighting, single-click reports, dynamic viewers, and true corridor diagrams for route milepost or link-node studies.
Starting in version 5, schematics are generated from your ArcGIS Server. That means that the road alignments directly match your street centerlines. Roads may curve, be on an angle, and corridors are properly supported.
Hot Spot Locations
Hot spot locations can be calculated for intersections, nodes or a sliding window route milepost.
Hot spot lists include basic location and count information, as well as complex iterative calculations.
Lists may be printed, rendered as pins on a map or used to generate other reports such as diagrams, charts or listings.
Pin and Heat Maps
Data from any study can be viewed as
a pin map or heat map using ArcGISTM Server.
Heat maps are great for showing patterns in large areas, where individual pin maps show each crash and can reflect that crash’s individual attributes
Summary Charts and Reporting
Charts can be created using any of the fields in the database. Charts can even be built from calculated fields. This feature allows for the creation of charts that reflect very complex combinations of fields.
As with all reports in Crash Magic, charts can be added to layouts alongside listings or diagrams for a complete picture of a situation.
Feature overview
System-wide aggregates
Location Specific
Interface
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Latest news
- 2022 Traffic Records Forum Aug 7 – 10The 2022 ATSIP Traffic Records Forum will be held in Denver this year! Our very own Pete d’Oronzio is the Chair for this year’s conference at the Denver Hilton starting August 7. If you deal with transportation safety data, this conference (and organization) is for you! Historically, this organization and conference has been primarily attended… Read more: 2022 Traffic Records Forum Aug 7 – 10
- 2021 Virtual Traffic Records Forum Aug 16 – 20The ATSIP 2021 virtual Traffic Records Forum is this week. Pd’ Programming has taken a lead role again this year, signing up as an annual Platinum Sponsor. In fact Pete d’Oronzio an ATSIP Board member and one of this year’s co-Chairs for the Forum. Come check it out! WHAT IS THE TRAFFIC RECORDS FORUM? This… Read more: 2021 Virtual Traffic Records Forum Aug 16 – 20
- 2020 Virtual Traffic Records Forum – Free this year!The ATSIP 2020 Traffic Records Forum is being held online this week. For the first time ever, this event is free to attend! In addition, ATSIP members may continue to view the recorded sessions after the Forum is completed. Membership is very reasonable ($25/yr) In prior years, Pd’ Programming has been one of many sponsors… Read more: 2020 Virtual Traffic Records Forum – Free this year!