This week in the CHP's San Luis Obispo area

• Wed, Oct 2127
• Thu, Oct 2221
• Fri, Oct 2316
• Sat, Oct 2417
• Sun, Oct 256
• Mon, Oct 2614
• Tue, Oct 2719

Each day links to its replay. Counted by when a collision first appeared on the list, in California time.

The week's collisions by the hour they first appeared on the list. The most in one hour: 7 am to 8 am (11).

1. US-10144
2. SR-112
3. SR-1545
4. SR-1354
5. W Tefft St4
6. SR-1663
7. Avila Beach Dr2
8. E Clark Ave2
9. Harris Grade Rd2
10. SR-412

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.

No spot had five or more separate collisions listed this week.

Collisions listed within about 300 m of each other, counting reports at least 10 minutes apart (dispatch sometimes lists one crash twice).

• San Luis Obispo45
• Templeton32
• Santa Maria24
• Buellton16
• SL3

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.

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