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Boulder Highway is Las Vegas’s deadliest road because high speeds, angled intersections, and crosswalk gaps put everyone on it at risk. Clark County accounts for the majority of Nevada’s traffic deaths each year, and the Regional Transportation Commission and local...
READ MOREFlamingo Road and Rainbow Boulevard is one of the most dangerous intersections to navigate for visitors and locals in Las Vegas. Two six-lane arterials meet in Spring Valley, pushing high volumes of commuter, rideshare, and tourist traffic through a signalized...
READ MORECraig Road ranks among the most dangerous corridors in North Las Vegas, generating serious crashes at the same intersections year after year. High-speed arterial traffic collides with dense commercial driveways, freeway crossings at I-15 and US-95, and heavy pedestrian activity....
READ MOREFlamingo Road and Decatur Boulevard is Spring Valley’s most dangerous intersection, topping the LVMPD Spring Valley Area Command’s collision list. Extreme daily traffic volume, six-lane crossings in every direction, and persistent red-light running make this crossing uniquely hazardous. Commuters, tourists,...
READ MORESahara Avenue and Decatur Boulevard is consistently ranked among the most dangerous intersections in Las Vegas, with high crash and injury totals. Heavy commuter, tourist, and rideshare traffic keep the risk constant at nearly every hour of the day. Nevada’s...
READ MOREThe Spaghetti Bowl, the I-15/US-95 interchange north of downtown Las Vegas, is one of Nevada’s most crash-prone roads. Its 1960s-era design was never built for today’s traffic, and merge zones, sharp curves, freight traffic, and confused tourists all raise the...
READ MORESR-582, known locally as Boulder Highway, has Nevada’s highest fatal accident rate of any comparable road in the state. Stretching 15 miles between downtown Las Vegas and Henderson, this multi-lane surface road carries freeway-speed traffic past casinos, motels, and bus...
READ MOREI-15 through Nevada has earned its ‘Highway to Hell’ reputation from a relentless string of catastrophic desert highway crashes. Extreme heat, exhausted truckers, and unfamiliar tourist drivers collide across more than 120 miles connecting Las Vegas to Southern California and...
READ MORENorth Las Vegas has its safer and its riskier zones. Some neighborhoods are fine for everyday living, while others see more crime, especially property crime and occasional violence. Residents advise staying alert, avoiding poorly lit or isolated areas at night,...
READ MOREGenerally, Spring Valley is a safe Las Vegas suburb with a family-friendly atmosphere, but safety varies significantly by specific neighborhood and location within this large unincorporated area. While many residents describe it as a great place to raise a family...
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