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Pittsfield, Massachusetts · 2022 to 2024

Pittsfield Crash Report

Police-reported motor-vehicle crashes in Pittsfield over three complete years, drawn from the state's crash records. Totals, fatalities, bicyclist and pedestrian counts, and the city's most crash-prone roads.

2,809 Total crashes
9 Fatal crashes
620 Injury crashes
50 Bicyclist crashes
57 Pedestrian crashes

Pittsfield totals, 2022 to 2024. Fatal, bicyclist, and pedestrian figures count crashes in which at least one such outcome or road user was involved.

Where Pittsfield ranks in Massachusetts

Rank among all 349 Massachusetts cities and towns in the crash record, 2022 to 2024. A lower number means more crashes of that type.

Measure Pittsfield Statewide rank
Total crashes 2,809 34th of 349
Fatal crashes 9 19th of 349
Bicyclist crashes 50 20th of 349
Pedestrian crashes 57 25th of 349

Reading the Pittsfield numbers

Over 2022 to 2024, Pittsfield recorded 2,809 police-reported crashes, of which 620 involved an injury and 9 were fatal. Its fatality rate of 3.2 fatal crashes per 1,000 crashes runs above the pattern for a city its size, which points to higher-severity crashes rather than simply more of them. Vulnerable road users account for a measurable share of the total: 50 crashes involved a bicyclist and 57 involved a pedestrian.

The single most crash-prone named road in the Pittsfield record is East St, with 40 crashes in the most recent year of data. The full list of the city's highest-crash roads appears below.

Most crash-prone roads in Pittsfield

Named roadways with the most crashes in Pittsfield, most recent year of record. Road names are reproduced from the MassDOT records and lightly formatted for readability.

# Road Crashes
1 East St 40
2 Dalton Ave 38
3 North St 33
4 West Housatonic St 27
5 Merrill Rd 22
6 Hubbard Ave 22
7 Cheshire Rd 19
8 South Street US-20 E 19

What the fatality rate means

Pittsfield's fatality rate is 3.2 fatal crashes for every 1,000 crashes on record. In plain terms, out of every 1,000 reported crashes in Pittsfield, about 3.2 ended in a death. The rate lets you compare severity across cities of very different sizes, because it does not simply reward the city with the most traffic.

Source and data

Source: MassDOT IMPACT Crash Data Portal (Massachusetts RMV crash records), 2022 to 2024 data. Fatality context: NHTSA FARS. Analysis by Jim Glaser Law; not affiliated with or endorsed by MassDOT.

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