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History, not a prediction. Where enforcement & incidents have happened (2018–2025), block-level & geocoded. Tickets = citations; crashes/DUIs = police calls.
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Ticket Heat — Phoenix

Where and when Phoenix writes traffic tickets — and where crashes, hit-and-runs, drunk drivers and street-racing calls cluster. Pick a category, drag through the hours, and read the worst blocks off the leaderboard. Built entirely on public records, 2018–2025.

Two data sources, two meanings. "Tickets" are police-issued Traffic Citations — the city only splits these into civil (speeding, red-light, no-insurance…) and criminal (DUI, suspended license, reckless…); there is no finer charge detail in any public dataset. The incident categories come from police Calls for Service — these are dispatched/self-initiated calls, not citations, so "drunk drivers" means drunk-driver calls, not convictions.

It is history, not a forecast. Locations are recorded to the hundred-block or intersection and geocoded with the US Census geocoder, so points are approximate (block-level). Patrol routes and priorities change — don't read it as a guarantee.

Data: City of Phoenix public records · map © OpenStreetMap, © CARTO · part of traqqit

Phoenix ZIPs by danger · per resident
incidents per 1,000 residents · 2018–2025
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Police-call incidents per 1,000 residents, 2018–2025 — a rough danger-per-resident rate. Population from the Census (via OpenDataSoft); ZIP areas geocoded & rolled up. marks low-residential ZIPs (downtown, the airport, the capitol) — lots of through-traffic, few residents, so per-capita reads sky-high there; it's traffic volume, not livability. Phoenix-city ZIPs only (Phoenix PD coverage). Tap a tile to fly there.
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