Interactive, verifiable traffic crash dashboards built from public DOT data. No ads. No law firms. No affiliation. Just the numbers.
39,345 people were killed in U.S. traffic crashes in 2024. These 21 metros account for roughly 10% of the national toll. NHTSA 2024 Early Estimate
Every number on these dashboards links back to a publicly available dataset. I process raw state and city DOT crash data — hundreds of thousands of records per year — and turn it into interactive, searchable, verifiable dashboards that anyone can use.
Each dashboard pulls from its city's official crash data source, normalizes it into a common schema, and generates a standalone HTML file with mapped hotspots, corridor overlays, and independently filterable charts covering crash timing, severity, impairment, speed, hit-and-run, and pedestrian safety.
The goal is to make crash data accessible to the people who live on these roads — not just the engineers and bureaucrats who control them. If your city publishes crash data, it can be added to the platform.
If you find the dashboards useful, you can buy me a coffee.
No affiliation with any law firm, insurance company, or government agency. No ads. No analytics. No cookies.
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