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This is a map of traffic accidents in Oklahoma City today. Zoom in to see the exact street where the accident took place and if the crash involved injuries to motorists.
Check back often as we increase our understanding of the most dangerous roads in Oklahoma City—information that can keep you and your family safe on the road.
Our maps use data from the City of Oklahoma City on traffic accident severity and location. While the city primarily uses this information to understand how traffic flow is affected in real time, our goal is to identify patterns in accident location and severity over time. Knowing where Oklahoma City's traffic accidents happen the most can help keep you safe while on the road.
The map below shows the accident history of roads, highways and intersections across Oklahoma City during the last month. Roads marked in red were the scene of the most accidents. Be sure to check back often to see whether any of the routes you travel are among Oklahoma City's most dangerous intersections and roads.
The intersection of Southwest 29th Street and South May Avenue has become a frequent site of accidents, especially during the busy afternoon and evening commute. The convergence of local traffic and vehicles accessing nearby businesses adds to the congestion and increases the likelihood of crashes.
The roadways leading into and out of the convergence of OK 3, OK 74, and the Northwest Expressway continued to be a problem area in September. Please continue to use caution when traveling through this section of Oklahoma City.
The intersection of I-40 and Meridian Ave. is a high-traffic area that has seen an uptick in accidents, particularly during peak travel times. The flow of vehicles entering and exiting I-40, combined with the heavy commercial traffic near Will Rogers World Airport, makes this one of the most dangerous stretches of road in Oklahoma City.
The Kilpatrick Turnpike and N. Pennsylvania Ave. intersection has been on our list of dangerous roads all summer and saw no improvement in September. Remember to use caution when entering or exiting the turnpike around Pennsylvania and Memorial Road intersection.
Oklahoma City’s emergency services share the locations of accidents with the public in real time, which can help you determine whether travel delays are likely. However, when an accident is cleared, it disappears from their map.
Our maps save the location of each accident so you can see where the most accidents are happening today and what roads were the most dangerous last month.
Ultimately, we want to know which locations are causing the most accidents over the long term. Some road sections are impacted by seasonal or event-based traffic increases, but we’ve created the map below to show you where accidents have been more likely to happen this year.
If you’ve been injured in a traffic accident in Oklahoma City, it’s important to make sure someone is looking out for your interests. Contact our team at McIntyre Law today to see how we can help you.
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