U.S. vehicular crash data index (city, county, regional, and state)
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crash_data_index.Rd
This index include identified data from cities, counties, or regional entities in 43 of 50 U.S. states. Statewide data sources are included from 33 states. In 4 states (NE, OH, ME, and CT), the only identified statewide data sources allow limited access through a web-based public query form. In 1 state (MN), data only available through restricted access mapping/query tool. Not all statewide data sources include all crashes (some include only cyclist/pedestrian crashes or fatal crashes) and the structure and format of the crash data provided varies considerably.
Format
A data frame with 75 rows and 22 variables:
name
Name of data set from provider.
level
Geographic scope/level (e.g. city, county, region, state, national)
city
City name
county
County name
region
logical COLUMN_DESCRIPTION
state_name
U.S. state name
state_abb
U.S. state abbreviation
info_url
Informational URL (e.g. informational page about file download options)
data_url
Data URL (e.g. direct link to ArcGIS FeatureServer layer)
format
Data format (e.g. Socrata, CKAN, ArcGIS MapServer, etc.)
statewide_yn
Yes for data with statewide geographic scope; NA for data from city, county, or regional level providers
batch_download_yn
Yes for data where batch download is possible
start_year
Earliest year for crashes in dataset
end_year
Latest year for crashes in dataset
publisher
Agency/organization responsible for publishing the data online
description
Description of the dataset from provider
bike_ped_only
Yes for data that only includes bike/ped involved crashes (common for Vision Zero programs)
rolling_window
Description of rolling time window if data is only available within a rolling window
fatal_severe_only
Yes for data that only includes fatal/severe crashes (common for Vision Zero programs)
date_note
Note on the dates for the crash data
updates
Information on update schedule if available
note
General notes
Details
This index was compiled by Eli Pousson between October 2021 and February 2022 with additional contributions from Mae Hanzlik.
Added: March 27 2022 Updated: June 05 2022
Corrections, updates, or additional sources should be added to this public Google Sheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1rmn6GbHNkfWLLDEEmA87iuy2yHdh7hBybCTZiQJEY0k/edit?usp=sharing