New York City collision records
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.
Call It Report currently holds 91,316 records from this source covering Jan 1, 2024 – Dec 31, 2024. Every figure on this page describes the 2024 period only. It records what the agency published for New York City in that period, not a census of every collision that occurred.
All figures above describe the 2024 records Call It Report has stored for this source. Public crash records available for Jan 1, 2024 – Dec 31, 2024.
These charts describe 2024 records only.
Grouped by the crash date published by the agency.
Hour as published by the agency.
Derived from the published crash date.
Severity as classified by the publishing agency.
Geography as named by the publishing agency.
Factors are shown exactly as the agency records them, not reinterpreted.
Vehicle descriptions as recorded by the agency.
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Records near a place do not prove that the place is inherently dangerous, and they do not show what caused any crash.
The numbers change with the distance and period you choose: a wider radius or a longer period will always show more records.
Reporting practices and data completeness differ between agencies and over time, so counts are not a complete census of every collision.
A pattern in this data shows what was recorded — it does not establish a cause.
Points are aggregated on the server to roughly 100-metre precision and limited to the 40 busiest groups, so no individual crash record is published here. A higher number of records does not establish that a location is more dangerous: traffic volume, road type and reporting practice all differ.
- BELT PARKWAY &57 records
- BROOKLYN QUEENS EXPRESSWAY &46 records
- BELT PARKWAY &43 records
- BRUCKNER BOULEVARD &41 records
- CROSS ISLAND PARKWAY &40 records
- BELT PARKWAY &39 records
- LONG ISLAND EXPRESSWAY &38 records
- WEST FORDHAM ROAD &37 records
- VAN WYCK EXPWY &36 records
- LONG ISLAND EXPRESSWAY &34 records
- Published by
- NYC Open Data — Motor Vehicle Collisions (Crashes), NYPD
- Dataset
- NYC Motor Vehicle Collisions — Crashes (h9gi-nx95)
- What it counts
- Police-reported motor vehicle collisions, New York City
- Stored period
- Public crash records available for Jan 1, 2024 – Dec 31, 2024.
- Newest data published by the agency
- 2026-06-11
- Call It Report last synchronised
- 9/18/2026, 3:12:19 PM
Covers police-reported collisions inside New York City only. Borough, coordinates and contributing factors are stored exactly as published; unspecified entries stay unspecified.
Counts are of crash records published by the source agency for the stated period. They are not a complete census of all collisions, and a higher record count does not by itself establish that a location is more dangerous than another.
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