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Most Dangerous Intersections in NYC

Intersections ranked by police-reported crashes, 2023–2025.

These are the intersections where police reported the most crashes from 2023 through 2025. Each page shows the yearly count, injuries by road user and how the corner ranks in its borough.

Top 25 intersections citywide

  1. Major Deegan Expressway & West Fordham RoadBronx144 crashes · 105 injured
  2. Bruckner Boulevard & Leggett AvenueBronx127 crashes · 118 injured · 1 killed
  3. Bruckner Boulevard & Longwood AvenueBronx112 crashes · 113 injured
  4. Atlantic Avenue & Pennsylvania AvenueBrooklyn111 crashes · 77 injured
  5. Linden Boulevard & Pennsylvania AvenueBrooklyn103 crashes · 98 injured
  6. Bruckner Boulevard & Hunts Point AvenueBronx94 crashes · 56 injured
  7. Atlantic Avenue & Logan StreetBrooklyn91 crashes · 60 injured
  8. Adams Street & Tillary StreetBrooklyn80 crashes · 44 injured
  9. Buffalo Avenue & Eastern ParkwayBrooklyn78 crashes · 60 injured
  10. Cross Bronx Expressway & Rosedale AvenueBronx75 crashes · 45 injured
  11. Eastern Parkway & Howard AvenueBrooklyn72 crashes · 52 injured
  12. East Fordham Road & Southern BoulevardBronx70 crashes · 54 injured
  13. Hylan Boulevard & New Dorp LaneStaten Island70 crashes · 49 injured · 1 killed
  14. Cross Bronx Expressway & Jerome AvenueBronx68 crashes · 67 injured
  15. Jamaica Avenue & Pennsylvania AvenueBrooklyn66 crashes · 40 injured
  16. 2nd Avenue & East 125th StreetManhattan65 crashes · 35 injured
  17. Allen Street & Delancey StreetManhattan65 crashes · 38 injured
  18. Ashford Street & Linden BoulevardBrooklyn64 crashes · 50 injured · 1 killed
  19. Atlantic Avenue & Flatbush AvenueBrooklyn64 crashes · 34 injured
  20. East 233rd Street & Webster AvenueBronx61 crashes · 50 injured · 1 killed
  21. Linden Boulevard & Rockaway AvenueBrooklyn60 crashes · 66 injured
  22. Atlantic Avenue & Hicks StreetBrooklyn59 crashes · 12 injured
  23. East 138th Street & Exterior StreetBronx59 crashes · 24 injured
  24. Avenue U & Flatbush AvenueBrooklyn58 crashes · 40 injured · 1 killed
  25. Bronx River Parkway & East Gun Hill RoadBronx58 crashes · 60 injured

Intersections in the Bronx

  1. Major Deegan Expressway & West Fordham Road144 crashes · 105 injured
  2. Bruckner Boulevard & Leggett Avenue127 crashes · 118 injured · 1 killed
  3. Bruckner Boulevard & Longwood Avenue112 crashes · 113 injured
  4. Bruckner Boulevard & Hunts Point Avenue94 crashes · 56 injured
  5. Cross Bronx Expressway & Rosedale Avenue75 crashes · 45 injured
  6. East Fordham Road & Southern Boulevard70 crashes · 54 injured
  7. Cross Bronx Expressway & Jerome Avenue68 crashes · 67 injured
  8. East 233rd Street & Webster Avenue61 crashes · 50 injured · 1 killed
  9. East 138th Street & Exterior Street59 crashes · 24 injured
  10. Bronx River Parkway & East Gun Hill Road58 crashes · 60 injured
All 30 intersections in the Bronx

Intersections in Brooklyn

  1. Atlantic Avenue & Pennsylvania Avenue111 crashes · 77 injured
  2. Linden Boulevard & Pennsylvania Avenue103 crashes · 98 injured
  3. Atlantic Avenue & Logan Street91 crashes · 60 injured
  4. Adams Street & Tillary Street80 crashes · 44 injured
  5. Buffalo Avenue & Eastern Parkway78 crashes · 60 injured
  6. Eastern Parkway & Howard Avenue72 crashes · 52 injured
  7. Jamaica Avenue & Pennsylvania Avenue66 crashes · 40 injured
  8. Ashford Street & Linden Boulevard64 crashes · 50 injured · 1 killed
  9. Atlantic Avenue & Flatbush Avenue64 crashes · 34 injured
  10. Linden Boulevard & Rockaway Avenue60 crashes · 66 injured
All 66 intersections in Brooklyn
Atlantic Avenue & Hicks Street59 crashesAvenue U & Flatbush Avenue58 crashesAtlantic Avenue & Eastern Parkway57 crashesAvenue V & Flatbush Avenue54 crashesJay Street & Tillary Street54 crashesLinden Boulevard & Rockaway Parkway53 crashesFlatlands Avenue & Pennsylvania Avenue52 crashesFlatbush Avenue Ext & Tillary Street50 crashesFlatbush Avenue Extension & Tillary Street50 crashesAtlantic Avenue & Rockaway Avenue48 crashesEastern Parkway & Utica Avenue47 crashesFlatlands Avenue & Ralph Avenue47 crashesFountain Avenue & Linden Boulevard47 crashesPennsylvania Avenue & Pitkin Avenue47 crashesChurch Avenue & Utica Avenue46 crashes3rd Avenue & 60th Street45 crashesAtlantic Avenue & Bedford Avenue45 crashesAtlantic Avenue & Utica Avenue45 crashesBroadway & Flushing Avenue45 crashesFulton Street & Pennsylvania Avenue45 crashes4th Avenue & Atlantic Avenue43 crashes65th Street & 7th Avenue43 crashesRockaway Parkway & Seaview Avenue43 crashesClasson Avenue & Flushing Avenue42 crashesLiberty Avenue & Pennsylvania Avenue41 crashesAvenue I & Ocean Parkway40 crashesBay Parkway & Cropsey Avenue40 crashesNeptune Avenue & Ocean Parkway39 crashesWilliamsburg Street West & Wythe Avenue39 crashesAvenue J & Ocean Parkway38 crashesBroadway & Myrtle Avenue38 crashesCortelyou Road & Ocean Parkway37 crashesKings Highway & Linden Boulevard37 crashesLivonia Avenue & Rockaway Avenue36 crashesFoster Avenue & Ocean Parkway35 crashesAtlantic Avenue & Nostrand Avenue34 crashesChurch Avenue & Kings Highway34 crashesDitmas Avenue & Remsen Avenue34 crashesFulton Street & Vanderbilt Avenue34 crashesAvenue S & Ocean Parkway33 crashesAvenue T & Ocean Parkway33 crashesEastern Parkway & Schenectady Avenue33 crashesAtlantic Avenue & Boerum Place32 crashesAvenue L & Ocean Parkway32 crashesBushwick Avenue & Flushing Avenue32 crashesFlatbush Avenue Extension & Myrtle Avenue32 crashesGrand Street & Morgan Avenue32 crashesAtlantic Avenue & Vanderbilt Avenue31 crashesDitmas Avenue & Ocean Parkway31 crashesEastern Parkway & Kingston Avenue31 crashesFlatbush Avenue & Grand Army Plaza31 crashesFlatbush Avenue & Lafayette Avenue31 crashesWilliamsburg Street W & Wythe Avenue31 crashes18th Avenue & Ocean Parkway30 crashesEast 80th Street & Flatlands Avenue30 crashesFlatbush Avenue & Kings Highway30 crashes

Intersections in Manhattan

  1. 2nd Avenue & East 125th Street65 crashes · 35 injured
  2. Allen Street & Delancey Street65 crashes · 38 injured
  3. Amsterdam Avenue & West 181st Street54 crashes · 37 injured
  4. 2nd Avenue & East 60th Street51 crashes · 24 injured
  5. 2nd Avenue & East 34th Street48 crashes · 19 injured
  6. 11th Avenue & West 40th Street46 crashes · 6 injured
  7. Chrystie Street & Delancey Street46 crashes · 35 injured
  8. 10th Avenue & West 41st Street45 crashes · 21 injured
  9. Clinton Street & Delancey Street43 crashes · 27 injured
  10. Delancey Street & Essex Street41 crashes · 24 injured
All 40 intersections in Manhattan

Intersections in Queens

  1. Cross Island Parkway & Northern Boulevard56 crashes · 32 injured
  2. Jackson Avenue & Queens Boulevard49 crashes · 28 injured · 1 killed
  3. Jamaica Avenue & Woodhaven Boulevard49 crashes · 37 injured · 1 killed
  4. Queens Boulevard & Woodhaven Boulevard49 crashes · 27 injured
  5. 65th Place & Queens Boulevard44 crashes · 34 injured
  6. Cohancy Street & North Conduit Avenue44 crashes · 37 injured · 1 killed
  7. North Conduit Avenue & Rockaway Boulevard44 crashes · 31 injured · 1 killed
  8. Northern Boulevard & Prince Street44 crashes · 31 injured
  9. Hillside Avenue & Parsons Boulevard43 crashes · 36 injured
  10. Northern Boulevard & Union Street43 crashes · 31 injured
All 25 intersections in Queens

Intersections in Staten Island

  1. Hylan Boulevard & New Dorp Lane70 crashes · 49 injured · 1 killed
  2. Clove Road & Victory Boulevard36 crashes · 24 injured
  3. Beach Avenue & Hylan Boulevard34 crashes · 14 injured
  4. Hylan Boulevard & Midland Avenue31 crashes · 22 injured

How to read these figures

Each figure counts crashes that an NYPD officer reported on the MV-104AN form, which is required when someone is injured or killed or when damage reaches $1,000. One crash can injure several people, so injuries can exceed crashes.

Police do not record the borough or ZIP code for every crash — about 23% of crashes citywide in the same years have no borough — so local totals are a floor, not an exact count. The contributing factor is the one listed for the first vehicle in the report.

Source: NYPD crash reports published by NYC Open Data (Motor Vehicle Collisions – Crashes). Data through October 31, 2026. Figures are preliminary and may change. How we calculate these figures.

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