What is Crash Count NYC?

Crash Count NYC tracks the relentless toll of traffic violence in New York City. We break the data down by neighborhood and political district—562 regions in total—so that advocates, political representatives, journalists, and everyday New Yorkers can speak plainly and fight smart.

This Is Not a Dashboard

This is not a dashboard. It is a record of systemic failure.
No spin. No excuses.

The Human Cost

Since January 1, 2022, there have been 350,092 crashes.

2,604 have had serious, life-altering injuries, amputations, crushed body-parts.

1,127 people are DEAD.

If a plane went down in Times Square every month, the city would shut the skies.
Instead, we let it happen again and again.

We Trace the Failures

Every single day, we update the facts and trace the failures—of policy, of politics, of enforcement—that keep this blood tide flowing.
We do not cover individual crashes.
We cover the slow‑motion catastrophe of traffic violence in the five boroughs.

We Count Relentlessly

Crash Count pulls from more than 20 sources: police records, court filings, legislative votes, news reports.

It watches. It remembers. It counts.

And it will keep counting until our streets are safe or the city can no longer look away.

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