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stats19 3.3.1 2025-01

  • Downloads now work when you are on networks with firewalls (#255)

stats19 3.3.0 2025-01

  • Support for 2023 data (#251)
  • Another round of updates to the schema files thanks to updates from the DfT

stats19 3.2.0 2024-10

  • Updates so package functions fail gracefully when input data is not as expected, e.g. due to URL changes (#252)

stats19 3.1.0 2024-07

  • stats19 now relies on the stats19_variables object to format the different tables columns (#245) (credit @layik), fixing an issue in which ages were removed from the casualties table, fixing (#235)
  • If year is less than 2018 the package auto-downloads the full dataset (#239)

stats19 3.0.3 2024-02

  • Update documentation to account for the shift in table names, replacing accidents with collisions and casualty with casualties (#232)

stats19 3.0.2 2023-11

  • Fix issue with coordinates as characters (#228)

stats19 3.0.1 2023-10

  • Minor update to increase default timeout in get_stats19() to 10 minutes (#226)

stats19 3.0.0 2023-10

  • Major update so the package works with the new csv files (up to 2022)
  • Deprecation of read_accidents in favour of read_collisions and using consistent collision instead of accidents.
  • Other minor improvements

stats19 2.0.1 2022-11

  • Changes spatstat.core related code (#217)

stats19 2.0.0 2020-10

  • Major changes to the datasets provided by the DfT have led to major changes to the package. See (#212) for details.
  • To reduce code complexity the package no longer supports reading in multiple years
  • This puts the onus on the user of the package to understand the input data, rather than relying on clever coding to join everything together. Note: you can easily join different years, e.g. with the command purrr::map_dfr().

stats19 1.5.0 2021-10

  • Support new https download links (#208)
  • Package tests now pass when wifi is turned off
  • URLs have been fixed

stats19 1.4.3 2021-07-21

  • Use 1st edition of readr on Windows to prevent errors on reading data (#205)

stats19 1.4.2 2021-07

  • Fix CRAN checks associated with access to online resources (#204)
  • Fix issues associated with get_ULEZ() and get_MOT() functions

stats19 1.4.1

  • New function get_ULEZ() to get data on vehicles from a number plate (thanks to Ivo Wengraf)
  • Added a test to prevent rare failures in get_stats19() when data_dir points to the working directory

stats19 1.4.0

  • Add get_stats19_adjustments() function
  • Use GH Actions for CI (#177)
  • Fixed a problem with get_stats19() and multiple years that could be linked with the same data file (#168)
  • Fix issues with vignettes for CRAN (#190)

stats19 1.3.0

  • Support for 2019 data (#171)

stats19 1.2.0

  • Tests now pass on the development version of R (4.0.0)
  • The package now has a hex sticker! See #132 for discussion
  • The output of formatted crash datasets gains a new column, datetime that is a properly formatted date-time (POSIXct) object in the correct timezone (Europe/London) (#146)
  • Enables the download of multiple years as per #99, thanks to Layik Hama
  • Users can now set the default data download directory with STATS19_DOWNLOAD_DIRECTORY=/path/to/data in your .Renviron file: #141
  • get_stats19() gains a new argument output_format() that enables results to be returned as an sf object or a ppp object for use the the spatstat package thanks to work by Andrea Gilardi #136

stats19 1.1.0

stats19 1.0.0

  • Major change to dl_stats19(): it is now much easier to download STATS19 data. By default ask = FALSE in get_stats19() and dl_stats19().

stats19 0.2.1

  • Fixed issue with column labels not being there - see #82

stats19 0.2.0

  • get_stats19() gains an ask argument (TRUE by default, set as FALSE to make road crash data access even more automated!)
  • The date column now is of the correct class after formatting POSIXct. See #86
  • Added a NEWS.md file to track changes to the package.