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Most Dangerous Intersections in Nashville

Quick answer: from 15 Aug 2026 – 19 Oct 2026, the location with the most reported crashes in Nashville was Gay St & James Robertson Pkwy with 40, followed by 8th Ave S & Lafayette St (29). These are crash counts from Nashville Open Data — Traffic Accidents (Metro Nashville Police Department), not risk rates: busier junctions see more crashes partly because more cars use them.

15 Aug 2026 – 19 Oct 2026

Top 20 crash locations in Nashville

#LocationReported crashesInjuredKilledMap
1 Gay St & James Robertson Pkwy 40 360 open
2 8th Ave S & Lafayette St 29 120 open
3 Broadway & George L Davis Blvd 25 90 open
4 Near Mm 52 4 I-24 (road segment) 21 200 open
5 Bell Rd & Murfreesboro Pike 16 50 open
6 Broadway Pl & Rosa L Parks Blvd 16 00 open
7 Main St & Spring St 15 50 open
8 2nd Ave S & 210c 14 60 open
9 Bell Rd & Cane Ridge Rd 14 20 open
10 Road & Unknown Ramp 14 70 open
11 Road & Unknown Ramp 14 40 open
12 Gallatin Pike S & Tn-45 13 70 open
13 Road & Unknown Ramp 13 10 open
14 Brick Church Pike & W Trinity Ln 12 20 open
15 Mt View Rd & Murfreesboro Pike 12 90 open
16 Murfreesboro Pike & Murfreesboro Rd 11 80 open
17 Hamilton Church Rd & Murfreesboro Pike 11 180 open
18 Near Mm 211 6 I-24 (road segment) 10 30 open
19 Road & Unknown Ramp 10 70 open
20 E Trinity Ln & W Trinity Ln 10 60 open

5,591 crashes with a location were counted across 66 days. Each spot is about 135 m across; the name is the one the police most often recorded there. Source: Nashville Open Data — Traffic Accidents (Metro Nashville Police Department).

Questions

Dangerous intersections — FAQ

What is the most dangerous intersection in Nashville?
In the official records we hold (15 Aug 2026 – 19 Oct 2026), the location with the most reported crashes was Gay St & James Robertson Pkwy, with 40. That is the highest count, not proof it is the riskiest: busy junctions carry more traffic, and the data has no traffic volumes to compare crashes per vehicle.
How is this list made?
Every crash in the Nashville Open Data — Traffic Accidents (Metro Nashville Police Department) has a reported point. We count crashes in a grid of about 45 m squares, then merge each busy square with its neighbours (about 135 m across) so one junction recorded at slightly different points stays one spot. Points that collect many unrelated street names are default locations, not junctions, and are left out.
Why does a junction near me not appear?
Only 20 spots are listed, and only crashes that the police reported and the city published with a location are counted. Recent weeks can still be missing while reports are processed.
How current is it?
The tally covers 66 days, 15 Aug 2026 – 19 Oct 2026, and grows each day up to a full year. The source itself is refreshed once a day on this site.