The CRIT research team will aggregate all users' incident reports to identify trends in crash and near miss incidents and the contributory factors involved. This information will be used to inform the development of interventions to enhance cycling safety.

No, all submitted data will not be identifiable in the App.

No, you will not be eligible to use the CRIT App.

Any event that occurs whilst cycling that results in injury or property damage. This can include collisions (e.g. with other vehicles, cyclists, or infrastructure), falls from the bicycle, or animal attacks.

Any incident that occurs whilst cycling that the cyclist perceived could have resulted in injury, fatality, or property damage, but did not due to chance or intervention of some sort

The CRIT App is free to download and use.

Yes, you can delete the CRIT App via the 'Settings' tab and clicking on 'DELETE ACCOUNT'. Your account will be removed, but any data you have previously submitted to CRIT App will remain in the national incident dataset in a non-identifiable format.

The CRIT App can be used on Apple or Android phones

You can provide feedback and suggestions for the app by emailing crit@usc.edu.au and/or rating the app on the Apple or Google Play store.

You will be able to use the CRIT App without the location services activated. To do so, when reporting an incident you will be required to type an address for the location of the incident into the relevant text box.

You will not be eligible to use the CRIT App.

View the CRIT App's Terms of Use and End User Licence Agreement HERE

The CRIT App calculates incident, crash and near miss incident rates based on the total number of reported incidents, crashes, and near miss incidents and total number of hours cycled per week across all CRIT users. To enable the calculation of accurate incident, crash, and near miss incident rates, all users are required to enter the total number of hours cycled each week via the 'Riding log' tab at the bottom of the home screen. Weekly cycling hours are required from all users regardless of whether they have been involved in any incidents or not.

Yes, CRIT collects data for off-road incidents and on-road incidents.