National Overview: The map features the most dangerous intersections from cities and states across the U.S., marked based on accident reports, fatalities, and community feedback. Each location provides details about the type of incidents that commonly occur, potential contributing factors, and peak times for accidents.
Risk Factors: Alongside pinpointed intersections, the map outlines the specific hazards contributing to their danger, such as high-speed limits, complex traffic patterns, heavy pedestrian traffic, or insufficient traffic lights. Understanding these risk factors is key to taking appropriate safety measures.
User-Driven Updates: The map allows for user contributions, enabling drivers and pedestrians to report recent accidents or note changes in road conditions. This community input helps keep the map accurate and up-to-date with current information.
Search for Specific Intersections: Use the search bar to find dangerous intersections in specific cities or states. The map will focus on your selected area, displaying markers that indicate high-risk intersections.
Learn About Each Intersection: Click on a marker to view detailed information, including accident statistics, common causes, and user-submitted observations about road conditions, visibility, and traffic flow. This insight helps you stay aware and cautious when approaching these areas.
Plan Your Routes: Use the map to identify and avoid high-risk intersections while planning your travel routes. Steering clear of these spots can help reduce your chances of getting involved in an accident, especially during peak traffic hours.
Report Hazardous Intersections: If you encounter an intersection you believe is dangerous, use the "Report" feature to share your observations. Your input contributes to a nationwide effort to enhance road safety.
By providing this map, we aim to raise awareness about hazardous intersections and encourage safer driving habits. With this knowledge, drivers and pedestrians alike can make more informed decisions, helping to reduce accidents and promote safer roads across the United States.