Reported crashes 2021–2026
Pedestrian crashes by neighborhood in San Francisco
33 neighborhoods in San Francisco with pedestrian 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
- 001Tenderloin380 · 7
- 002Mission368 · 11
- 003South of Market296 · 8
- 004Bayview Hunters Point176 · 5
- 005Financial District/South Beach175 · 3
- 006Western Addition135 · 7
- 007Marina125 · 7
- 008Sunset/Parkside116 · 3
- 009Nob Hill108 · 2
- 010Outer Mission106 · 3
- 011Hayes Valley94 · 1
- 012Chinatown88 · 1
- 013West of Twin Peaks82 · 2
- 014Excelsior81 · 6
- 015Pacific Heights74 · 1
- 016Portola72 · 3
- 017Bernal Heights70 · 4
- 018Outer Richmond63 · 2
- 019Castro/Upper Market61
- 020Russian Hill60 · 1
- 021North Beach50 · 2
- 022Oceanview/Merced/Ingleside49 · 1
- 023Inner Richmond48 · 3
- 024Mission Bay45 · 2
- 025Inner Sunset45 · 1
- 026Haight Ashbury39
- 027Lone Mountain/USF36
- 028Potrero Hill30
- 029Noe Valley27
- 030Lakeshore27 · 3
- 031Presidio Heights25
- 032Japantown21
- 033Visitacion Valley18 · 1
The outlines are the city's own (neighborhoods): DataSF, Analysis Neighborhoods. 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.