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.
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NYC Crash Count
Jan 1, 2026 - Nov 2, 2026- Crashes 69,771
- Injuries 41,849
- Serious injuries 2,669
- Deaths 183
Driver Failed to Yield, Killed Queens Pedestrian
Safety alerts
New York City: 72 severe crashes, 6 fatalities, 75 serious injuries
New York City recorded 72 severe crashes, 6 fatalities, 75 serious injuries since Oct 19. Severity level: critical cluster.
Manhattan: 18 severe crashes, 1 fatality, 18 serious injuries
Manhattan recorded 18 severe crashes, 1 fatality, 18 serious injuries since Oct 19. Severity level: fatal crash cluster.
Queens: 10 severe crashes, 1 fatality, 10 serious injuries
Queens recorded 10 severe crashes, 1 fatality, 10 serious injuries since Oct 20. Severity level: fatal crash cluster.
Bath Beach turns deadly at Bay Parkway and Cropsey Avenue
In 7 days Bath Beach saw 2 crashes. One person died. Two people suffered serious injuries. A woman crossing with the signal was killed by a turning dump truck.
Police Precinct 43: 11 severe crashes, 1 fatality, 1 serious injury
Police Precinct 43 recorded 11 severe crashes, 1 fatality, 1 serious injury since Oct 20. Severity level: fatal crash cluster.
Brooklyn: 30 severe crashes, 33 serious injuries
Brooklyn recorded 30 severe crashes, 33 serious injuries since Oct 19. Severity level: severe injury surge.
Recent coverage and public statements
Public statement
Mamdani Backs Safety‑Boosting Charter Change Fast‑Tracking Lanes
Voters approved Proposition 3. The charter change speeds bike and bus lane buildouts. It narrows lawsuit tactics that stall safety work. Delays keep deadly streets in place.
Public statement
Mamdani Champions Safety‑Boosting DeKalb Lafayette Bus And Bike Lanes
DOT started repainting and rebuilding DeKalb and Lafayette. New bus lanes and protected bike lanes cut into a corridor with 841 injuries since 2021. The work targets the B38 and the people walking and riding beside it.
Press coverage
People Keep Dying on Central Park Drive
Read this latest report or public statement.
Press coverage
FBI agent accused in wrong-way crash
A man crossing in Kensington was hit by an FBI Impala driving the wrong way with lights on. Prosecutors say the driver dragged him to a bench, left him hurt, then fled. The man lived. Injuries were not detailed.
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Safety alerts
New York City: 72 severe crashes, 6 fatalities, 75 serious injuries
New York City recorded 72 severe crashes, 6 fatalities, 75 serious injuries since Oct 19. Severity level: critical cluster.
Manhattan: 18 severe crashes, 1 fatality, 18 serious injuries
Manhattan recorded 18 severe crashes, 1 fatality, 18 serious injuries since Oct 19. Severity level: fatal crash cluster.
Queens: 10 severe crashes, 1 fatality, 10 serious injuries
Queens recorded 10 severe crashes, 1 fatality, 10 serious injuries since Oct 20. Severity level: fatal crash cluster.
Bath Beach turns deadly at Bay Parkway and Cropsey Avenue
In 7 days Bath Beach saw 2 crashes. One person died. Two people suffered serious injuries. A woman crossing with the signal was killed by a turning dump truck.
Police Precinct 43: 11 severe crashes, 1 fatality, 1 serious injury
Police Precinct 43 recorded 11 severe crashes, 1 fatality, 1 serious injury since Oct 20. Severity level: fatal crash cluster.
Brooklyn: 30 severe crashes, 33 serious injuries
Brooklyn recorded 30 severe crashes, 33 serious injuries since Oct 19. Severity level: severe injury surge.