How safe is your commute?
Use the mile filter below (how to filter the data) to narrow the results to show your daily commute. If you need help locating the mile markers for your commute, check the mile markers in the map below to see a list of exits that are included for each mile. Filtering for your commute will show you a snapshot of accident data to see what time of day and day of the week have seen the most accidents between 1995 and 2013.
Source: UCONN Connecticut Crash Data Repository
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