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Alameda de las Pulgas & Aragon Blvd

Since 2023, at least 5 people were hurt in crashes within a quarter mile (about a 5-minute walk) of Alameda de las Pulgas & Aragon Blvd: 1 on a bike, 4 in vehicles. 1 of them was seriously injured.

1 of them was hurt at the intersection itself.

For comparison, the typical San Mateo intersection had 10 people hurt within a quarter mile over the same years.

Police reports through December 2025. 2026 will be added once its reports are in, in spring 2027.

Distance From Through

Walking
On a bike
On a scooter
In a vehicle
Killed (month and year only)
This intersection
A quarter mile

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These are crashes reported to police only. A UC Berkeley review found that police reports captured 44% to 75% of pedestrian injuries seen at hospitals and 7% to 46% of bicycle injuries, so the real numbers are higher.

Data: California Highway Patrol, California Crash Reporting System. Crashes on US-101, SR-92 and I-280 and their ramps are not counted. How this was counted.

Made by Max Mautner from public police data. The code is public, so anyone can check how the numbers are counted.

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