Reported crashes 2021–2026
Bike crashes by neighborhood in Los Angeles
59 neighborhoods in Los Angeles with bike crashes reported 2021–2026. Pick one to see where crashes cluster, what usually goes wrong at each spot, and what to watch for.
Neighborhood, most reported crashes firstCrashes · fatal
- 001Downtown Los Angeles239 · 4
- 002Empowerment Congress North Area118 · 2
- 003Empowerment Congress Southeast Area101 · 3
- 004Wilshire Center – Koreatown93 · 1
- 005Voices73 · 3
- 006Venice64 · 2
- 007Zapata-King64 · 4
- 008South Central63 · 1
- 009CANNDU62 · 1
- 010Pico Union59 · 1
- 011Empowerment Congress Central Area58 · 1
- 012Wilmington57 · 2
- 013Van Nuys52 · 2
- 014United Neighborhoods44 · 2
- 015Boyle Heights43 · 3
- 016Hollywood Studio District43
- 017West Adams42 · 6
- 018Historic Cultural North41
- 019Westchester/Playa41 · 2
- 020East Hollywood36 · 1
- 021Sun Valley Area36 · 3
- 022Harbor Gateway North34 · 2
- 023Mid City West33
- 024Empowerment Congress Southwest Area32 · 1
- 025Central San Pedro31 · 1
- 026Mar Vista30 · 2
- 027Mid City30
- 028Greater Wilshire29
- 029MacArthur Park29 · 1
- 030Central Alameda28
- 031Lincoln Heights28
- 032Reseda28 · 1
- 033Westlake South28
- 034Echo Park27
- 035Rampart Village27
- 036South Robertson26
- 037Central Hollywood25
- 038Empowerment Congress West Area25 · 2
- 039NoHo25 · 1
- 040Lake Balboa24 · 2
- 041Pacoima24 · 1
- 042Watts24 · 3
- 043West Los Angeles Sawtelle24
- 044Westside23 · 2
- 045Hollywood Hills West22 · 1
- 046Canoga Park21
- 047Panorama City21 · 2
- 048Woodland Hills-Warner Center21 · 1
- 049Chatsworth20 · 2
- 050North Hollywood North East19 · 1
- 051Olympic Park19 · 1
- 052Park Mesa Heights19 · 2
- 053Sylmar18 · 1
- 054Atwater Village17 · 1
- 055Greater Valley Glen17
- 056Historic Highland Park17
- 057Los Feliz16
- 058North Hills East16 · 1
- 059Palms16 · 1
The outlines are the city's own (neighborhood council areas): City of Los Angeles, Neighborhood Councils (Certified). A crash counts toward the outline that holds its point, so these are counts, not rates: a neighborhood with more people out and more through traffic has more crashes without being riskier for each person. Areas with fewer than 15 reported crashes aren't listed. Source: CCRS, data.ca.gov. How the data works.