Flatbush Scoop · Oct 19, 2026
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New concerns were raised Monday after a report revealed that New York City's publicly accessible traffic crash database has not been properly updated in more than four months. The missing information includes thousands of accidents, injuries and fatalities across the five boroughs, making it difficult for residents and transportation advocates to accurately identify dangerous intersections. City officials previously promised to resolve the issue, but the database remains outdated.
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