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The CycleRAP<\/a> Demonstrator Tool enables the quick assessment of crash risk and safety issues on streets or cycling facilities. It allows users to quickly input the presence of different infrastructure attributes to obtain a CycleRAP Score and risk level from low to extreme.<\/p>\n It helps those interested in the CycleRAP model understand how it works. More information on the model and how to use it is provided in the CycleRAP User Guide and Methodology Factsheet<\/a>.<\/p>\n