November 6, 2019
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November 6, 2019
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Regional Crash Data & Maps
On this page, you will find data, reports, maps, and other resources related to Transportation Safety in the Flagstaff region.
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The Crash Data in review comes from the Arizona Crash Information System provided by the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT). The data under analysis is from 2017-2021 (the last 5 years) as the most recent data available.
Quick Facts:
Totals and percentages over the last 5 years (2017-2021) for the Flagstaff Region:
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Total crashes: Over 10,000 crashes
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Total serious injuries: 3,450
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Total fatalities: 62 deaths
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Pedestrian crashes: 1.5% of all crashes and 28.1% of fatal crashes
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Bike crashes: 1.5% of all crashes and 7% of fatal crashes
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Impaired driving: 5.6% of all, 36.8% of fatal
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Unrestrained (No seatbelt): 7.9% of all, 31.6% of fatal
Crash Data Map
The Crash Data Visualization Map presents crash data for the Metro Plan Flagstaff Region for the most recent five years of available data covering January 1, 2017, to December 31, 2021. You can zoom in and out of the map and explore crashes over the last 5 years of Arizona Crash Information Systems (ACIS) Data. This map represents the total number of crashes and not the total number of people involved in a crash.
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Click on the map below to explore or visit https://arcg.is/14XvST0
The Network Screen Results Map displays the results from the network screening analysis conducted as part of the Northern Arizona Regional Transportation Safety Plan (RTSP). The network screening process evaluated the frequency and severity of crashes at every intersection and roadway segment in the study area. The crash data analyzed covered five completed years of data from January 2017 through December 2021.
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Click on the map below to explore or visit https://kai.maps.arcgis.com/apps/instant/interactivelegend/index.html?appid=f93a1b10527043698a05044682a6aac6&locale=en-US
The Intersection Emphasis Areas Screening Results illustrates the results of the emphasis area network screening analysis for the Northern Arizona RTSP evaluating crashes at intersections between 2017-2021. To view a particular emphasis area, turn on or off the visibility of individual (or multiple layers) in the Layer List menu. By default the Aggressive Driving emphasis area is shown with all other emphasis areas turned off. Each emphasis area screening is symbolized by crash severity percentiles with the darker colors indicating intersections with a great frequency or severity of emphasis area crashes.
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Click on the map below to explore or visit https://arcg.is/9rGqf0
The Segment Emphasis Areas Screening Results illustrates the results of the emphasis area network screening analysis for the Northern Arizona RTSP evaluating crashes on roadway segments between 2017-2021. To view a particular emphasis area, turn on or off the visibility of individual (or multiple layers) in the Layer List menu. By default the Aggressive Driving emphasis area is shown with all other emphasis areas turned off. Each emphasis area screening is symbolized by crash severity percentiles with the darker colors indicating segments with a great frequency or severity of emphasis area crashes.
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Click on the map below to explore or visit https://arcg.is/1TyLGi
The Social Pinpoint Map displays the results from a community-informed exercise. From March to April 2023 we asked residents and visitors to identify areas of concern. Participants could post their concerns as a driver, bicyclists, or pedestrian. Along with identifying areas of concern, participants were encouraged to leave comments on the issues they have seen or been part of.
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Click on the map below to explore or visit https://nacog.mysocialpinpoint.com/nacog-stsp#/
Reports & Documents
For a more interactive view of survey results go to:
Flagstaff Community Forum | City of Flagstaff Official Website (az.gov). Here you can filter results against items such as age, income, or primary means of travel (driver, pedestrian, etc.). Simply click on the filter funnel, click on one or more items to filter against, then click apply filter.