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Philadelphia Fatal Crashes Map and Accident Trends

The most recent police-reported fatal crashes in Philadelphia, plotted from official open data — locations, injuries and contributing factors. This dataset lists fatal crashes only (one record per person killed), so every marker is a death; injury-only crashes are not included. This is government-published crash data, not news coverage.

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About Philadelphia

Philadelphia, colloquially referred to as Philly, is the most populous city in the U.S. state of Pennsylvania and the sixth-most populous city in the United States. Its population was 1.60 million at the 2020 census and estimated at 1.57 million in 2025. The Philadelphia metropolitan area, also known as the Delaware Valley, is located in both the Mid-Atlantic and northeastern United States; home to 6.33 million residents, it is the nation's ninth-largest metropolitan area.

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Recent Reported Crashes
latest: 2026-08-28
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People Injured
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Fatalities
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Fatal / injury crash Property damage / no injuries Source: OpenDataPhilly — Fatal Crashes (Philadelphia Police Department)
Crash pattern explorer

Explore Philadelphia crash patterns

88 official records from 2025-10-14 to 2026-08-28. Published with a delay · newest record 44 days old

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Official records · page 1 of 2

Most Recent Recorded Crashes

88 records from 2025-10-14 to 2026-08-28, newest first. Last successful import 2026-10-11T14:00 UTC.

Philadelphia recorded crashes, page 1 of 2
DateLocationInjuredKilledCollision type or factor
2026-08-28 2601 MLK Dr. 0 1 Auto vs Motorcycle
2026-08-27 5500 Rising Sun Ave. 0 1 Auto vs Pedestrian
2026-08-23 2900 N. Broad St. 0 1 Auto vs Pedestrian
2026-08-22 1900 Belfield Ave. 0 1 Auto vs Pedestrian
2026-08-16 S. 26th St. & Penrose Ave 0 1 Auto vs Pedestrian
2026-08-04 Aramingo Ave. & Church St. 0 1 Motorcycle vs Auto
2026-08-02 S. 40th St. & Market St. 0 1 Auto vs Pedestrian
2026-07-27 7244 Elmwood Ave. 0 1 Auto vs Pedestrian
2026-07-20 Welsh Rd. & Neil Rd. 0 1 Train vs Pedestrian
2026-07-14 Master St. & Franklin St. 0 1 Moped vs Auto
2026-07-02 Aramingo Ave. & Margaret St. 0 1 Auto vs E-Scooter
2026-06-29 Broad St. & Roosevelt Blvd. 0 1 Auto vs Auto
2026-06-28 299 E. Wishart St. 0 1 Auto vs Pedestrian
2026-06-28 6100 N. Broad St. 0 1 Auto vs Pedestrian
2026-06-25 2000 Cecil B. Moore Ave. 0 1 Auto vs Auto
2026-06-24 Broad St. & Parrish St. 0 1 Pedestrian vs Auto
2026-06-24 Kelly Dr. & Reservoir Dr. 0 1 Auto vs Motorcycle
2026-06-20 Southampton Rd. & Roosevelt Blvd. 0 1 Auto vs Pedestrian
2026-06-20 S. 58th St. & Pine St. 0 1 Auto vs E-Scooter
2026-06-16 7208 Torresdale Ave. 0 1 Auto vs Auto
2026-06-15 2600 W. Hunting Park Ave. 0 1 Auto vs Pedestrian
2026-06-13 19th St. & Market St. 0 1 Motorcycle vs Auto
2026-06-12 6206 Ridge Ave. 0 1 Auto vs Pedestrian
2026-06-10 Henry Ave. & Livezey Ln. 0 1 Motorcycle vs Auto
2026-06-04 9956 Haldeman Ave. 0 1 Motorcycle vs Tree
2026-06-01 Broad St. & Oregon Ave. 0 1 Auto vs Pedestrian
2026-05-31 2900 W. Abbottsford Ave. 0 1 Auto vs Fixed Object
2026-05-30 3151 N. 17th St. 0 1 Motorcycle vs Fixed Object
2026-05-30 1205 S. 11th St. 0 1 Auto vs Pedestrian
2026-05-29 5th St. & Chelten Ave. 0 1 Auto vs Pedestrian
2026-05-29 Frankford Ave. & Benner St. 0 1 Motorcycle vs Auto
2026-05-20 F St. & Allegheny Ave. 0 1 Auto vs Auto
2026-05-16 K St. & Hunting Park Ave. 0 1 Auto vs Auto
2026-05-12 Aramingo Ave. & Tioga St. 0 1 Moped vs Auto
2026-05-09 N. 15th St. & Thompson St. 0 1 ATV vs Auto
2026-05-06 204 E. Cheltenham Ave. 0 1 Auto vs Auto
2026-04-25 200 S. 48th St. 0 1 Auto vs Autos (Parked)
2026-04-24 Germantown Ave. & U.S. Highway 1 0 1 Auto vs Pedestrian
2026-04-17 S. 48th St. & Walnut St. 0 1 Auto vs Auto
2026-04-17 4300 Cottman Ave. 0 1 Motorcycle vs Auto
2026-04-12 Roosevelt Blvd. Expressway & Ridge Ave. 0 1 Motorcycle vs Fixed Object
2026-04-12 2700 Aramingo Ave. 0 1 Auto vs Bicyclist
2026-04-07 1800 E. Pacific St. 0 1 Train vs Pedestrians
2026-04-03 600 Red Lion Rd. 0 1 Auto vs Fixed Object
2026-04-01 Broad St. & Allegheny Ave. 0 1 Auto vs Pedestrian
2026-04-01 48th St. & Haverford Ave. 0 1 Auto vs Auto
2026-03-30 Bridge St. & Roosevelt Blvd. 0 1 Auto vs Motorcycle
2026-03-28 4501 G St. 0 1 Auto vs Pedestrian
2026-03-24 2959 N. Front St. 0 1 Auto vs Auto
2026-03-15 Torresdale Ave. & Harbison Ave. 0 1 Ambulance vs Auto
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Accident news in and near Philadelphia

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

Questions

Philadelphia — FAQ

Where does the Philadelphia crash data come from?
Directly from official government open data: OpenDataPhilly — Fatal Crashes (Philadelphia Police Department). 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 dataset lists fatal crashes only (one record per person killed), so every marker is a death; injury-only crashes are not included. This is real police data, not news reports.
How many car accidents happen in Philadelphia?
In this latest sample of 150 police-reported crashes (2025-04-24 to 2026-08-28), 0 people were injured and 150 killed. Across the whole area, Philadelphia records thousands of reported collisions per year.
Is this map real-time?
No. The newest record the portal has published is from 2026-08-28, 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: OpenDataPhilly — Fatal Crashes (Philadelphia Police Department), updated 2026-08-28 (public government data). How records are imported, deduplicated and labelled: methodology. See also accidents in United States and US road deaths by year.