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Rollover, T-bone and head-on crashes across the Sacramento, Stockton and Modesto region
Rollovers, side-impact T-bones and head-ons each strike in different places for different reasons around Sacramento, Stockton and Modesto. Here is where they concentrate, backed by Caltrans, CHP and city crash data.
Rollover, T-Bone & Head-On Hotspots in Metro Detroit
Metro Detroit's rollover, T-bone and head-on crashes cluster on a handful of roads. Here's where, drawn from SEMCOG, MDOT and City of Detroit crash data.
Rollover, T-bone, and head-on hotspots across Miami and Fort Lauderdale
Rollovers, T-bones, and head-on crashes each cluster in a specific kind of Miami-Dade or Broward location. Here is where they happen, using local government crash data, and what to check after one.
Rollover, T-bone and head-on hotspots in the Orlando, Daytona Beach and Melbourne area
Three crash types do most of the killing across Central Florida: T-bones at a short list of intersections, head-ons where drivers cross the line or enter I-4 the wrong way, and rollovers out at speed. Here is where they happen, with local data.
Rollover, T-bone, and head-on hotspots around Seattle and Tacoma
The three crashes people fear most, getting T-boned, hit head-on, or rolled, each cluster in a different part of the Seattle-Tacoma area. Here is where the local crash data says they happen, and why.
Rollover, T-bone and head-on crashes in Tampa Bay and Sarasota
Side-impact T-bones, wrong-way head-ons, and single-vehicle rollovers do most of the killing on Tampa Bay and Sarasota roads. Here is where the local crash data says they happen.
Rollover, T-bone, and head-on hotspots in metro Denver
Denver's worst crashes cluster by type and by street. Here is where rollovers, T-bones, and head-on wrecks happen across the metro, and what the local data actually shows.
Rollover, T-Bone & Head-On Hotspots
T-bones cluster at metro Phoenix's signalized intersections, while rollovers and head-on wrecks concentrate on the two-lane highways toward Prescott. Here is what Arizona crash data shows about each, and what it means after a wreck.
Rollover, T-bone and head-on hotspots in the Twin Cities
Three crash types do most of the killing on Twin Cities roads, and they pile up on a short list of streets. Here is where they cluster and what the local agencies are doing about it.
Rollover, T-bone, and head-on crashes: where they happen around DC and Hagerstown
Rollovers, T-bones, and head-on collisions cause a large share of this region's worst injuries, and each one concentrates on different roads. Here is where they happen from DC to Hagerstown, and what the local crash data shows.
Rollover, T-bone, and head-on hotspots across Los Angeles
Rollovers, T-bones, and head-on crashes cause a large share of LA's most serious injuries, and they concentrate on specific roads. Here's where, and what the local data actually says.
Rollover, T-bone and head-on hotspots in Dallas-Fort Worth
The direction your car was hit shapes both your injuries and the fault question. Here is where T-bone, head-on, and rollover crashes concentrate across Dallas-Fort Worth, drawn from TxDOT, NCTCOG, and city Vision Zero data.