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Toronto Injury And Fatal Collisions Map and Accident Trends

The most recent police-reported injury and fatal collisions in Toronto, plotted from official open data — locations, injuries and contributing factors. Toronto Police publish every reported collision; this map shows the injury and fatal ones. Toronto Police mark whether a collision involved an injury, not how many people were hurt, so each marker is one crash. Toronto Police publish collision records in batches, so the newest records here are usually two to three months old. This is government-published crash data, not news coverage.

Toronto
About Toronto

Toronto is the most populous city in Canada and the capital city of the Canadian province of Ontario. It is located on a harbour at the northwestern shore of Lake Ontario. The city is the fourth-most populous city in North America, behind Mexico City, New York City, and Los Angeles, with a census population of 2,794,356 as of 2021.

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150
Recent Reported Crashes
latest: 2026-09-30
149
Injury Crashes
in this sample
1
Fatal Crashes
in this sample
Quarterly
Publication Cycle
re-read every 6 h
Fatal / injury crash Property damage / no injuries Source: Toronto Police Service Public Safety Data Portal — Traffic Collisions (ASR-T-TBL-001)
Crash pattern explorer

Explore Toronto crash patterns

5,000 official records from 2026-05-07 to 2026-09-30 (the most recent 5,000 within 365 days). Published with a delay · newest record 11 days old

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Official records · page 2 of 100

Recorded Crashes, Page 2

5,000 records from 2026-05-07 to 2026-09-30, newest first. Last successful import 2026-10-11T16:15 UTC.

Toronto recorded crashes, page 2 of 100
DateLocationInjury CrashesFatal CrashesCollision type or factor
2026-09-29 Downsview 1 0 —
2026-09-29 Agincourt North 1 0 —
2026-09-29 Wychwood 1 0 —
2026-09-29 Centennial Scarborough 1 0 —
2026-09-29 Humber Summit 1 0 —
2026-09-29 South Parkdale 1 0 Cyclist
2026-09-28 Dorset Park 1 0 —
2026-09-28 Bedford Park-Nortown 1 0 —
2026-09-28 St.Andrew-Windfields 1 0 —
2026-09-28 Humber Summit 1 0 —
2026-09-28 Brookhaven-Amesbury 1 0 —
2026-09-28 Wexford/Maryvale 1 0 —
2026-09-28 Victoria Village 1 0 —
2026-09-28 Woburn North 1 0 —
2026-09-28 Junction Area 1 0 Motorcycle
2026-09-28 St.Andrew-Windfields 1 0 —
2026-09-28 Dorset Park 1 0 —
2026-09-28 Rockcliffe-Smythe 1 0 —
2026-09-28 St.Andrew-Windfields 1 0 Pedestrian
2026-09-28 Junction-Wallace Emerson 1 0 Pedestrian
2026-09-28 Rockcliffe-Smythe 1 0 Pedestrian
2026-09-28 Old East York 1 0 —
2026-09-28 Brookhaven-Amesbury 1 0 Cyclist
2026-09-28 Annex 1 0 —
2026-09-28 West Hill 1 0 Pedestrian
2026-09-28 Milliken 1 0 —
2026-09-28 Yonge-Eglinton 1 0 —
2026-09-28 Wexford/Maryvale 1 0 Pedestrian
2026-09-28 Danforth 1 0 Cyclist
2026-09-28 Old East York 1 0 —
2026-09-28 West Humber-Clairville 1 0 —
2026-09-28 Clanton Park 1 0 —
2026-09-28 West Queen West 1 0 —
2026-09-28 Junction Area 1 0 Cyclist
2026-09-27 Little Portugal 1 0 Cyclist
2026-09-27 Old East York 1 0 —
2026-09-27 Danforth East York 1 0 —
2026-09-27 Church-Wellesley 1 0 —
2026-09-27 Woburn North 1 0 —
2026-09-27 Milliken 1 0 —
2026-09-27 Church-Wellesley 1 0 —
2026-09-27 Lawrence Park North 1 0 —
2026-09-27 Palmerston-Little Italy 1 0 Pedestrian
2026-09-27 Malvern East 1 0 —
2026-09-27 Harbourfront-CityPlace 1 0 —
2026-09-27 Wexford/Maryvale 1 0 —
2026-09-27 South Parkdale 1 0 —
2026-09-27 South Parkdale 0 1 Motorcycle
2026-09-27 Lansing-Westgate 1 0 Cyclist
2026-09-27 Junction-Wallace Emerson 1 0 —
News reports · within 65 km

Accident news in and near Toronto

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

Questions

Toronto — FAQ

Where does the Toronto crash data come from?
Directly from official government open data: Toronto Police Service Public Safety Data Portal — Traffic Collisions (ASR-T-TBL-001). Police-reported collisions are published on the open-data portal (typically with a short processing delay) and we re-read it every 6 hours. Toronto Police publish every reported collision; this map shows the injury and fatal ones. Toronto Police mark whether a collision involved an injury, not how many people were hurt, so each marker is one crash. This is real police data, not news reports.
How many car accidents happen in Toronto?
In this latest sample of 150 police-reported crashes (2026-09-25 to 2026-09-30), 149 crashes involved an injury and 1 were fatal (the source marks each crash, it does not count people). Across the whole area, Toronto records thousands of reported collisions per year.
Is this map real-time?
No. Toronto Police publish collision records in batches, so the newest records here are usually two to three months old. We re-read the dataset every 6 hours, so new batches appear here the day they are published. 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: Toronto Police Service Public Safety Data Portal — Traffic Collisions (ASR-T-TBL-001), updated 2026-09-30 (public government data). How records are imported, deduplicated and labelled: methodology. See also accidents in Canada and US road deaths by year.