Statewide · Road Safety Data

Arizona

Arizona's fatal crash records leave out an intersection-type code far more often than the rest of the country, so a precise intersection-by-intersection ranking isn't honest to publish.

Arizona's fatal crash records leave out an intersection-type code far more often than the rest of the country, so a precise intersection-by-intersection ranking isn't honest to publish.
42 Share of the nation's unclassified intersection-type records
Basis
fatal crashes, fatal-injury only. Non-fatal crashes and injuries are not counted here
Window
2015–2024
Sample size
9,968 records (minimum reporting floor: 10)
Method
Measured: a direct count or rate, not a model
Computed by
AZ Law Now

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Every figure on this page traces to a named public source and a reproducible method. Read the full Road Safety Data methodology for how we compute rates, apply the small-sample floor, and what we deliberately don't claim.

AZ Law Now represents people hurt in crashes across Arizona, from Phoenix and Tucson to Maricopa, Pima, and Pinal counties.