This week in the CHP's Monterey area
From Wednesday, October 21 to Tuesday, October 27, the CHP listed 291 collisions in the area of the CHP's Monterey dispatch centre, 78 with an injury reported. The most were on Thursday (75). The CHP areas with the most: Santa Cruz, Monterey, Hollister Gilroy, MY.
- Collisions listed
- 291
- Collisions listed
- Injury reported
- 78
- Injury reported
- Most (75)
- Thursday
- Most (75)
- Road with the most (56)
- US-101
- Road with the most (56)
Day by day
Each day links to its replay. Counted by when a collision first appeared on the list, in California time.
By hour
The week's collisions by the hour they first appeared on the list. The most in one hour: 5 pm to 6 pm (34).
Roads with the most
Each collision counted once, on the first freeway or highway the CHP names (else the first street), so a crash at an interchange counts for one road; a freeway's own page counts every collision that names it. Busy freeways always have the most: a count, not a risk.
Listed again and again
- 1SR-1 S / State Park · 8 collisions on 4 days
See it on the live map - 2SR-152 E / Jeo Mt Madonna · 7 collisions on 3 days
See it on the live map - 3SR-17 S / Fishhook · 5 collisions on 2 days
See it on the live map
Collisions listed within about 300 m of each other, counting reports at least 10 minutes apart (dispatch sometimes lists one crash twice).
By CHP area
- Santa Cruz95
- Monterey91
- Hollister Gilroy81
- MY13
- King City10
The areas as the CHP's list names them: its Area offices, and Freeway Service Patrol beats (“FSP”).
Every dispatch centre's week: all of California.
What this counts
Every collision on the CHP's live list, counted on the day it first appeared there, for the 7 full days before today. We read the list about every minute and keep each collision once. These are first reports from CHP dispatch, and only the crashes the CHP handles: freeways, state highways and roads outside city limits.
A stretch with no reading of the list is said as such: a collision that came and went in it isn't in the count. Busy roads have the most collisions because they carry the most traffic; we have no traffic counts, so nothing here is a rate or a risk. Rebuilt every hour.
Watch the day hour by hour: replay today. Crashes reported over years, by city: crash statistics.
Source: CHP live incident list (cad.chp.ca.gov), logged by Safe Streets Map