Ithaca-Tompkins County
Transportation Council

Traffic Accidents in Tompkins County, 2000-2009

The source of this data is the New York State Department of Transportation's Accident Location Information System (ALIS). This database represents not only accidents reported to DMV by police departments, but also accidents reported to insurance companies that were not reported to police. All maps below have been converted to pdfs.

Map 1: crash rates (number of accidents per million vehicle miles)

Map 2: crash severity (number of injuries (*3) / fatalities (*12) per accident)

Map 3: deer crashes (number of accidents involving deer per total accidents)

Map 4: the location of accidents involving pedestrians

Map 5: the location of accidents involving bicyclists

Journey-to-Work Trends

About: The American Community Survey & 2005-2009 ACS 5-year summary file

Journey to Work Summary - Regional (2010)

Journey to Work Summary - Tompkins County (2006-2010 ACS) - includes how modes have changed in the past 10 years.

Journey to Work - Mode Choice

Tompkins County Non-Resident In-Commuting Workforce (2008)

Tompkins County Non-Resident Out-Commuting Workforce (2008)

Easy To Read Mode-to-Work Charts For Each Municipality:

County

Caroline

Danby

Dryden

Enfield

Groton

Ithaca

Lansing

Newfield

Ulysses

Census Transportation Planning Package (CTPP) Summary Sheets:

The source of this data is the CTPP based on 2006 - 2008 3-year American Community Survey (ACS) Data. This data is designed to help understand where people are commuting to and from, how they get there, and how long it takes them to get there - as well as providing characteristics such as age, poverty status, and type of work. Data has been compiled for the following (workplace) counties:

Tompkins

Broome

Cayuga

Chemung

Cortland

Monroe

Onondaga

Seneca

Steuben

Tioga

[Note: there is no data available for Schuyler County since its population is less than 20,000 persons]

Traffic Count Reports

ITCTC Traffic Count Report:This report includes AADT (Annual Average Daily Traffic) and peak hour (5-6 PM) traffic count information for the state, county and local roads in Tompkins County for which traffic count data was obtained that year.

2010 Report .... 2009 Report .... 2008 Report.....2007 Report....2006 Report

Traffic Count comparison 1977-2008: Compares traffic counts taken in the last three years (2006, 2007, & 2008) with historical counts at the same traffic count location. In general, shows how traffic counts are decreasing, or at least increasing slower, in most locations (Traffic count data is from New York State Department of Transportation)

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National Household Travel Survey:

The National Household Travel Survey (NHTS) previously called the Nationwide Personal Transportation Survey (NPTS) serves as the nation's inventory of daily personal travel. It is the only authoritative source of national data on daily trips including purpose of the trip, means of transportation, how long the trip took, day of the week and month, number of people on the trip etc.

In 1995 and again in 2001, NYSDOT participated with the Federal Highway Administration as one of several add-on areas. NYSDOT purchased additional household samples to increase the coverage and reliability of the NPTS data for analysis of the travel patterns of residents within New York State.

1995 NPTS (conducted from May 1995 to July 1996, released February 1998. Oak Ridge National Laboratory)

2001 NHTS (selected survey results for the Ithaca MPO (ITCTC)

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Census 2000 - Special Tabulation #137

In 2003, the Tompkins County Planning Department requested and received a Special Tabulation from the U.S. Bureau of the Census that provided separate sets of data for "college students" and "non-college students" for Tompkins County (by municipality).

Student vs. Non-Student Data (selected survey data for Tompkins County)

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Miscellaneous Transportation Data

This NYSDOT webpage provides a convenient reference for accessing a number of frequently requested reports, publications and statistics about various aspects of transportation in New York State.

NYS Transportation Trends, Surveys and Statistics (NYSDOT webpage)

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