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Monroe County Crash Map

Reconnect Rochester is pleased to host this Monroe County Crash Map to raise awareness and support local advocacy efforts around safe streets in our community.

According to Smart Growth America’s Dangerous by Design 2026 report, pedestrian fatalities in the United States increased by 72% between 2009 and 2024. According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), bicyclist deaths have risen 73% since reaching their lowest point in 2010.

This map shows 4,877 crashes from 2016-2025 involving bicyclists and pedestrians in Monroe County. Of that, 2,567 crashes resulted in an injury or a fatality.

As of 2026, an average of 13 people die every year walking and biking in Monroe County. In total, there have been 136 fatalities and 2,430 injuries over the last 10 years. The 2025 data posted here is missing two fatal crashes we tracked through media reports that have not yet appeared in the official NYS CLEAR Crash database.

While the total number of crashes involving bicyclists and pedestrians declined by 3.5% compared to the last 10 years period, the number of fatal crashes increased by 9.5% in the same period.

We must do better.

NOTE: Source data is from the NYS CLEAR Crash Data, obtained through a freedom of information law request. All crash locations and crash details reflect information provided in the source database. 

Want to dig deeper?

Visit the City of Rochester’s ROC Vision Zero Data Dashboard which includes crashes reported by RPD.

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Monroe County Had 2,679 Vehicle Collisions Involving Pedestrians & Cyclists Over Last 4 Years Report Shows

Yet, New York State plans to spend fewer dollars on pedestrian and bicycling infrastructure; advocates call on the Governor to allocate more resources.

In Monroe County (January 1, 2009 - December 31, 2012) pedestrians were involved in 1,479 vehicle crashes and 1,200 involved bicyclists.
According to state data, there were 2,679 vehicle collisions with pedestrians or bicyclists in Monroe County over a four-year period from January 1, 2009 through December 31, 2012. Using the New York State Department of Transportation’s Accident Data Files, Tri-State Transportation Campaign, a non-profit transportation policy watchdog organization, found that pedestrians were involved in 1,479 of these collisions and 1,200 involved bicyclists.1 Thirty-three of these collisions were fatal (28 pedestrian collisions and 5 bicyclist collisions). The City of Rochester had the highest number of collisions (1,614) and the town of Greece the second highest (215)…

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