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Nothing in the dataset matches this combination of filters, so every panel below is empty. Widen the date range, re-enable a borough or a victim type, or press Reset at the top of the filter panel.
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01 — Where
Injuries by map cell
Crashes are binned into hexagonal cells and shaded by total injuries. Hover a cell for its crash count, injuries and leading contributing factor.
fewer
more injuries
No crashes to map in this selection.
cell ≈ —
● cell contains a fatality
02 — When
Hour of day against day of week
Each cell is one hour on one weekday, shaded by injuries in the current selection.
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Hover a cell for its hour-by-day totals.
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No crashes in this selection, so every hour of every day is empty.
03 — Trend
Crashes and injuries by month
Every month in the file, counted over the current selection. Crashes read against the left axis, injuries against the right.
Crashes per month (left axis)
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No crashes in this selection, so there is no trend to draw.
04 — Why
Top ten contributing factors
As coded by the reporting officer, counted over the current selection.
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05 — Worst places
Ten worst locations
Crashes grouped to roughly 100 m, named after the intersection or address most of them were logged at, and ranked by the measure selected below. Click a row to zoom the map there.
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