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STREET SAFETY ATLAS
2020–2024 STUDY

A PUBLIC RESEARCH RESOURCE · SAN JOSÉ, CALIFORNIA

Know the streets.
Understand the stakes.

Five years of official crash records. Explore where crashes concentrate, where the most serious outcomes occur, and how the picture changes for people walking and cycling.

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2020–2024 study · Snapshot: 6 September 2026

24,133Reported crashes
1,224KSI crashes
265People killed
1,056People severely injured

City-reported crashes inside the current municipal boundary, including county expressways. Official City source ↗

THREE WAYS TO READ THE SAME CITY

Change the question.
See a different pattern.

Crashes, injured people and risk per trip answer different questions. Start here, then follow the evidence to a specific place.

01

FREQUENCY

Where crashes happen most often

87 crashes at each of two intersections.

Capitol Expressway & Story Road and King Road & Story Road tie for the highest total in the eligible City intersection table, with 87 crashes each during 2020–2024. Frequency shows the scale of reported collisions. It does not account for how many people or vehicles pass through a place.

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02

SERIOUS OUTCOMES

A different picture of serious harm

8 fatal or severe-injury crashes at Capitol Expressway & Quimby Road.

Capitol Expressway & Quimby Road leads the eligible intersection table with 8 KSI crashes among 56 total crashes during 2020–2024. Those crashes recorded 10 severely injured people and 0 fatalities. KSI counts crashes with at least one person killed or severely injured; it is a different measure from the number of injured people.

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03

WALKING & CYCLING

Look through a walking and cycling lens

6 KSI crashes involving a pedestrian or bicyclist at Capitol Avenue & McKee Road.

Capitol Avenue & McKee Road leads the eligible intersection table for pedestrian-or-bicycle-involved KSI crashes, with 6 during 2020–2024. Across the retained City sample, pedestrians were recorded in 5.63% of crashes and 28.68% of KSI crashes. Bicycle involvement was recorded in 5.23% and 12.91%, respectively. These recorded-positive shares include unknown-mode records in their denominators. They describe involvement, not which person was injured or the risk per trip.

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RESEARCH RELEASE

Evidence before the map.

Explore the official crash records, with their sources and limits.

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THE COMPLETE LOCAL PICTURE

Evidence you can take with you.

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The ten leading eligible City intersections by fatal or severe-injury crashes. These full-period counts do not change with explorer filters. Equal KSI counts are ties; total crashes then names determine display order.