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New York City Crash Map and Historical Accident Trends

The most recent police-reported reported collisions in New York City, plotted from official open data — locations, injuries and contributing factors. This is government-published crash data, not news coverage.

New York City
About New York City

New York, often called New York City (NYC), is the most populous city in the United States. It is located at the southern tip of New York State on New York Harbor, one of the world's largest natural harbors. The city comprises five boroughs—Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island—each being coextensive with its respective county.

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147
Recent Reported Crashes
latest: 2026-06-11
105
People Injured
in this sample
0
Fatalities
in this sample
6h
Refresh Cycle
source updates daily
Fatal / injury crash Property damage / no injuries Source: NYC Open Data — Motor Vehicle Collisions (NYPD)
Crash pattern explorer

Explore New York City crash patterns

4,886 official records from 2026-05-20 to 2026-06-11. Historical data · newest record 123 days old

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Official records · page 22 of 98

Recorded Crashes, Page 22

4,886 records from 2026-05-20 to 2026-06-11, newest first. Last successful import 2026-10-12T23:01 UTC.

New York City recorded crashes, page 22 of 98
DateLocationInjuredKilledCollision type or factor
2026-06-05 — 0 0 Driver Inattention/Distraction
2026-06-05 BRUCKNER EXPRESSWAY 2 0 —
2026-06-05 LINDEN BLVD 1 0 Unsafe Speed
2026-06-05 BUSHWICK AVE 0 0 Driver Inattention/Distraction
2026-06-05 157 ST 1 0 Driver Inattention/Distraction
2026-06-05 OCEAN PKWY 2 0 —
2026-06-05 STATEN ISLAND EXPY 3 0 Unsafe Lane Changing
2026-06-05 PROSPECT EXPRESSWAY EAST 0 0 Oversized Vehicle
2026-06-05 UTICA AVE 2 0 36
2026-06-05 — 0 0 Driver Inattention/Distraction
2026-06-05 LINDEN BLVD 1 0 Reaction to Uninvolved Vehicle
2026-06-05 GRAND CENTRAL PARKWAY 1 0 —
2026-06-05 MADISON AVE 0 0 Following Too Closely
2026-06-05 JUNCTION BLVD 1 0 Following Too Closely
2026-06-05 39 ST 0 0 —
2026-06-05 VALENTINE AVE 1 0 Unsafe Speed
2026-06-05 THROOP AVE 1 0 Failure to Yield Right-of-Way
2026-06-05 95 ST 0 0 —
2026-06-05 HAMILTON AVE 1 0 Reaction to Uninvolved Vehicle
2026-06-05 4 AVE 1 0 Passing Too Closely
2026-06-05 — 0 0 Other Vehicular
2026-06-05 TELLER AVE 1 0 Failure to Yield Right-of-Way
2026-06-05 LONG ISLAND EXPRESSWAY 0 0 Driver Inattention/Distraction
2026-06-05 SPRINGFIELD BLVD 0 0 Following Too Closely
2026-06-05 E 117 ST 3 0 Driver Inattention/Distraction
2026-06-05 BEACH 47 ST 0 0 Driver Inattention/Distraction
2026-06-05 83 ST 1 0 Driver Inattention/Distraction
2026-06-05 JUNCTION BLVD 1 0 Turning Improperly
2026-06-05 — 0 0 Driver Inattention/Distraction
2026-06-05 CROSS BRONX EXPY 0 0 Other Vehicular
2026-06-05 AVENUE A 1 0 Failure to Yield Right-of-Way
2026-06-05 FDR DRIVE 1 0 Following Too Closely
2026-06-05 — 1 0 —
2026-06-05 W 29 ST 0 0 Failure to Yield Right-of-Way
2026-06-05 — 0 0 Tire Failure/Inadequate
2026-06-05 RICHMOND TER 0 0 Following Too Closely
2026-06-05 GRAND AVE 1 0 Unsafe Speed
2026-06-05 E 73 ST 3 0 Driver Inattention/Distraction
2026-06-05 BROADWAY 0 0 Driver Inexperience
2026-06-05 — 1 0 Failure to Yield Right-of-Way
2026-06-05 — 0 0 —
2026-06-05 — 0 0 Driver Inattention/Distraction
2026-06-05 E 205 ST 1 0 Driver Inexperience
2026-06-05 PARK AVE 1 0 Driver Inattention/Distraction
2026-06-05 — 0 0 —
2026-06-05 BRONX PARK E 0 0 —
2026-06-05 NEW ENGLAND THRUWAY 1 0 Driver Inattention/Distraction
2026-06-05 KENT AVE 0 0 Driver Inattention/Distraction
2026-06-05 THOMSON AVE 1 0 Traffic Control Disregarded
2026-06-05 57 AVE 1 0 —
Official DOT feeds · live snapshots

Live traffic cameras near recent New York City crashes

Public traffic-camera snapshots nearest to the latest geocoded reports on this page, straight from the transport authority. Images refresh on their own schedule (seconds to minutes); a camera is picked by distance and is not necessarily pointed at the incident.

Traffic camera: Hylan Blvd @ New Dorp Lane
Hylan Blvd @ New Dorp LaneNew York 511 (NYSDOT) · 2.3 km from: reported crash (2026-06-11)
Traffic camera: South Street @ Pike Street
South Street @ Pike StreetNew York 511 (NYSDOT) · 0.1 km from: SOUTH ST (2026-06-11)
Traffic camera: Atlantic Avenue @ Vanderbilt Avenue
Atlantic Avenue @ Vanderbilt AvenueNew York 511 (NYSDOT) · 2.4 km from: reported crash (2026-06-11)
Traffic camera: Flatbush Avenue @ Atlantic Avenue
Flatbush Avenue @ Atlantic AvenueNew York 511 (NYSDOT) · 0.3 km from: reported crash (2026-06-11)
Traffic camera: I-278 at Metropolitan Avenue
I-278 at Metropolitan AvenueNew York 511 (NYSDOT) · 0.7 km from: N 3 ST (2026-06-11)
Traffic camera: 907M at Union Turnpike
907M at Union TurnpikeNew York 511 (NYSDOT) · 0.4 km from: 146 ST (2026-06-11)

Camera data: 511NY / New York State Department of Transportation (all 1,873 cameras). Snapshots are served by the authority and are not stored by this site. Cameras marked Live video play inline; the rest are still images refreshed by the authority.

News reports · within 65 km

Accident news in and near New York City

8 news reports in the last 30 days, placed by city name in the headline — a separate layer from the police records above.

Questions

New York City — FAQ

Where does the New York City crash data come from?
Directly from official government open data: NYC Open Data — Motor Vehicle Collisions (NYPD). Police-reported collisions are published on the open-data portal (typically with a short processing delay) and we re-read it every 6 hours. This is real police data, not news reports.
How many car accidents happen in New York City?
In this latest sample of 147 police-reported crashes (2026-06-09 to 2026-06-11), 105 people were injured and 0 killed. Across the whole area, New York City records thousands of reported collisions per year.
Is this map real-time?
No. The newest record the portal has published is from 2026-06-11, so treat this page as historical data rather than today's crashes. For life-threatening emergencies always call 911 — this page is informational.
What can the crash pattern explorer show?
It filters the official records from the last 365 days (up to 5,000 of the most recent) by period, severity, collision type and a circle drawn on the map, and charts them by week next to a full-year monthly total from the portal's own counts. It counts recorded crashes only: without traffic volumes it cannot say how risky a street is, so it never ranks streets as safe or dangerous.

Data: NYC Open Data — Motor Vehicle Collisions (NYPD), updated 2026-06-11 (public government data). How records are imported, deduplicated and labelled: methodology. See also accidents in United States and US road deaths by year.