High-Risk Locations: The map highlights intersections where pedestrian accidents frequently occur. Each marker provides detailed information, including the number of incidents, the severity of accidents, and contributing factors such as lack of crosswalks, poor lighting, or complex road layouts.
Risk Factors: In addition to pinpointing locations, the map outlines specific risks at each intersection, like busy multi-lane roads, insufficient traffic signals, confusing turn lanes, and areas with heavy foot traffic. Understanding these risks can help pedestrians make informed decisions when crossing.
Community-Driven Input: Users can report new hazards or incidents at pedestrian intersections, keeping the map up-to-date with real-time conditions. This crowd-sourced data ensures the information is relevant and reflects current safety concerns.
Search for Dangerous Crossings: Enter a city, neighborhood, or specific intersection into the search bar to find known hazardous pedestrian crossings in that area. The map will focus on the selected region, displaying markers at high-risk intersections.
Access Detailed Information: Click on the markers to view detailed information about each intersection, including the types of incidents, times when accidents are most likely to occur, and user-submitted observations about visibility, traffic speed, and crosswalk conditions.
Plan Safer Walking Routes: Use the map to identify and avoid dangerous pedestrian intersections when planning your walking routes. Opt for paths with properly marked crosswalks, pedestrian signals, and lower vehicle speeds to enhance your safety.
Report Hazardous Intersections: If you encounter a crossing that poses a danger to pedestrians or recently witnessed a pedestrian accident, use the "Report" feature to add it to the map. Your input helps others stay informed and promotes road safety awareness.
The "Map of Dangerous Pedestrian Intersections" is part of our commitment to improving road safety for everyone. By highlighting high-risk areas, we aim to empower pedestrians with the knowledge they need to navigate intersections safely and advocate for safer infrastructure in their communities.