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    • Nov 9, 2022
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Pedestrian and cyclists fatalities by the numbers - Pedro Hernandez

My requests sent to the city of Houston regarding cycling accident reports haven’t led anywhere as of now. However, we will remain persistent on getting the most hyperlocal information available. For now, the only information I could get my hands on courtesy of TxDOT, and their handy CRIS tool involves pedestrians and cyclists resulting in fatalities. The following link provides our readers with a great understanding of the number of accidents that go on in their respective areas and many of the details that make up every accident. Awesome job from TxDOT on making this widely available for anyone who wants to see it! Make sure to come back to this space as we go in depth to find out just how these numbers relate to our county! For readers who aren't so into graphics, I have also attached the cleaned up excel sheet for your pleasure of reading.




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