Call It Report Accident Intelligence
Call It Report collects selected official public crash datasets published by state and city agencies, normalises them carefully, and shows exactly what each one covers. Every figure on these pages names its source, its geography, its period and its limitations.
These pages contain public government crash statistics only. Incident reports created by Call It Report customers are private documentation and never appear here, in any form.
These four counts mean different things. A connected source means the agency publishes data Call It Report can read. A registered jurisdiction means we have assessed what that agency releases. A public page means we hold records and describe them honestly. Only publication-ready coverage means Call It Report has loaded at least a full year of records for that place. A connected source never implies that we already hold comprehensive history for it.
Where Accident Intelligence is available
Select a state to see what Call It Report currently holds. Coverage differs because agencies publish very different things: some release detailed records, some release only summary statistics, and some release nothing publicly at all.
- Current detailed records
- Historical detailed records
- Aggregate statistics only
- No public record-level source
- Not yet evaluated
Colour shows what public crash data Call It Report can currently access. A state shown as not yet evaluated or without a public record-level source still has collisions — it simply has no dataset Call It Report can lawfully publish yet.
Select a state to see what Call It Report currently holds for it.
Find a supported location
Police-reported motor vehicle collisions in the five boroughs of New York City, as published by the New York City Police Department through NYC Open Data.
Public crash records available for Jan 1, 2024 – Dec 31, 2024.
- NYC Motor Vehicle Collisions — Crashes
- Police-reported motor vehicle collisions, New York City
Crashes recorded on District of Columbia roadways and published by the District through its public GIS services.
Public crash records available for Jan 1, 2024 – Dec 31, 2024.
- Washington, DC Vehicular Crash Data
- Police-reported roadway crashes in the District of Columbia
Police-reported crashes across Connecticut, published through the Connecticut Crash Data Repository operated at the University of Connecticut.
Public crash records available for Jan 1, 2015 – Jan 15, 2015.
Call It Report currently holds 4,000 records from this source covering Jan 1, 2015 – Jan 15, 2015. These figures describe only that stored period and should not be interpreted as complete Statewide crash statistics.
- Connecticut Crash Data Repository (public GIS service)
- Police-reported motor vehicle crashes statewide, Connecticut
Police-reported crashes across Massachusetts published through MassDOT's open crash services. Recent years are published as preliminary data and can change.
Public crash records available for Jan 1, 2026 – Jan 15, 2026.
Call It Report currently holds 5,000 records from this source covering Jan 1, 2026 – Jan 15, 2026. These figures describe only that stored period and should not be interpreted as complete Statewide crash statistics.
- Massachusetts Crash Records (MassDOT IMPACT open data, preliminary)
- Police-reported motor vehicle crashes statewide, Massachusetts
Police-reported crashes across North Carolina published by the North Carolina Department of Transportation. The published table names a county and municipality but no coordinates.
Public crash records available for Jan 1, 2021 – Jan 8, 2021.
Call It Report currently holds 5,000 records from this source covering Jan 1, 2021 – Jan 8, 2021. These figures describe only that stored period and should not be interpreted as complete Statewide crash statistics.
- North Carolina Statewide Crash Table (NCDOT)
- Police-reported motor vehicle crashes on public roads statewide, North Carolina
Police-reported crashes across Ohio published by the Ohio Department of Transportation. The published records carry a crash year and month rather than an exact calendar date.
Public crash records available for 2025, published by year and month only.
Call It Report currently holds 5,000 records from this source covering 8 months of 2025, published by year and month only. These figures describe only that stored period and should not be interpreted as complete Statewide crash statistics.
- Ohio Crash Locations (ODOT TIMS)
- Police-reported motor vehicle crashes statewide, Ohio
How to read this data
- Police-reported crashes are not every crash that happened. Collisions that were never reported to police are not in any of these datasets.
- Recent records are often preliminary and can be corrected, added to or removed by the publishing agency.
- Agencies publish different fields. Some release coordinates, some only a county; some release the exact date, others only a month.
- A larger number of records does not by itself mean a place is more dangerous. Traffic volume, reporting practice and dataset scope all differ.
Were you involved in an incident?
You can create your own private Call It Report incident report. That report is your own documentation — it is stored separately from these public datasets, it is never published here, and nothing on this page indicates that your accident appears in government data.
Create your private incident report