CrashCount NYC
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CrashCount helps neighbors advocate for safer streets using police crash records, political records, local reporting, and open geographic data.
We provide individual dashboards for 525 regions, including all boroughs, city council districts, state assembly districts, state senate districts, police precincts, community boards, and neighborhoods.
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NYC Crash Count
Jan 1, 2026 - Feb 23, 2026- Crashes 11,935
- Injuries 6,022
- Serious injuries 343
- Deaths 26
Driver blacked out; Henry Hudson death
Safety alerts
New York City turns deadly in one week
Feb 12 to Feb 19 saw 60 crashes citywide. Two people died. Sixty six suffered serious injuries. The streets are failing fast.
Council District 34 turns loud in one week
Feb 15 to Feb 22 saw 3 crashes in Council District 34. One person died and 4 were seriously hurt.
Brooklyn had 20 crashes in seven days. One person died.
Brooklyn saw 20 crashes from Feb 12 to Feb 19. One person died and 22 had serious injuries.
One week. Three crashes. Senate District 18 reels.
Feb 15 to Feb 22 brought 3 crashes with 1 death and 4 serious injuries.
Queens District 24 saw 24 crashes in one week
Feb 15 to Feb 22 brought 24 crashes in Council District 24. One person was seriously hurt. Eleven more suffered moderate injuries.
Council District 32: 3 crashes, 4 serious injuries in one week
Feb 9–16: three crashes left four people seriously hurt in Council District 32. A 7-year-old was struck in a marked crosswalk on Pitkin Ave.
Recent coverage and public statements
Public statement
Mamdani Urges Faster Broadway Vision Delivery Safety‑boosting Plan
City pledged a Broadway rebuild north of Flatiron. Six blocks, $156 million. Construction starts 2028. The wait is long. Safety gains for walkers and cyclists remain undefined in this record.
Public statement
Mamdani Faces Criticism For Holding Open Streets Funding Flat
Mayor Mamdani’s budget keeps Open Streets flat. $2 million a year through 2030 must cover both Open Streets and Summer Streets. Organizers wanted growth. The city offered a down payment.
Press coverage
Pedestrian killed in two-car strike
A man crossing the Henry Hudson Parkway was struck by a minivan and hurled into oncoming traffic, where an SUV hit him again. He suffered massive head and body injuries and died at Harlem Hospital.
Press coverage
Brooklyn hit-and-run victim dies
Douglas Bradley, 64, was hit in Sunset Park and left in the street. He fought in critical care, then died. Police say the driver fled north. A 25-year-old was arrested and later released without bail.
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Safety alerts
New York City turns deadly in one week
Feb 12 to Feb 19 saw 60 crashes citywide. Two people died. Sixty six suffered serious injuries. The streets are failing fast.
Council District 34 turns loud in one week
Feb 15 to Feb 22 saw 3 crashes in Council District 34. One person died and 4 were seriously hurt.
Brooklyn had 20 crashes in seven days. One person died.
Brooklyn saw 20 crashes from Feb 12 to Feb 19. One person died and 22 had serious injuries.
One week. Three crashes. Senate District 18 reels.
Feb 15 to Feb 22 brought 3 crashes with 1 death and 4 serious injuries.
Queens District 24 saw 24 crashes in one week
Feb 15 to Feb 22 brought 24 crashes in Council District 24. One person was seriously hurt. Eleven more suffered moderate injuries.
Council District 32: 3 crashes, 4 serious injuries in one week
Feb 9–16: three crashes left four people seriously hurt in Council District 32. A 7-year-old was struck in a marked crosswalk on Pitkin Ave.