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Brooklyn Maps and Tables - Pedestrian Crashes 1995-2001

• Full Map [indicates fatalities/injuries at each crash location]
• Top 10 Most Dangerous Locations:
  • Highest Combined Injury & Fatality Count
  • Most Fatalities
• Top 10 Midblock Crash Locations
• Pedestrian Fatalities Map
  • Northern Brooklyn
  • Southern Brooklyn
• Totals by Year/Statistical Snapshot
• Top 10 Locations with the Greatest Increase in Pedestrian Injuries
• Top 10 Locations with the Greatest Decrease in Pedestrian Injuries
• Pedestrian Injury/Fatality Trend Map
  • Northern Brooklyn
  • Southern Brooklyn
• Injuries and Fatalities by Zip Code and Location

Press releases:

• Brooklyn Streets: How Dangerous is Yours? Walking advocates release study mapping deaths and injuries in Brooklyn, July 6, 2004

Quotes in the media:

• Neighbors in Drive to Halt Roll-Up Bank Window, New York Post, December 19, 2004
• Beastly Eastern Pkwy, Daily News, December 13, 2004
• Dangerous Streets: Web Site Tracks Pedestrian Accidents; From Eastern Parkway to Montague Street, Look Out!, Brooklyn Daily Eagle, December 3, 2004
• Crossing Delancey It's Not, The New York Times, July 25, 2004
• Unsafe to Cross At Any Speed, Carroll Gardens/Cobble Hill Courier, July 12, 2004

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Brooklyn Maps and Tables - Bicycle Crashes 1995-2001

• Full Map [indicates fatalities/injuries at each crash location]
• Top 10 Most Dangerous Locations
• Bicyclist Fatalities Map
  • Northern Brooklyn
  • Southern Brooklyn
• Totals by Year/Statistical Snapshot

Quotes in the media:

• Cyclists face highest risk at downtown crossroads, Daily News, December 8, 2004