About
About injured.org
injured.org publishes road and injury data for the whole country. We turn federal crash and injury records into findings anyone can check. A state's ranking. A county's numbers. A national trend. Every number links back to its source.
What we publish
- National rankings that compare all 50 states on one harm at a time, like pedestrian or motorcycle deaths
- Data studies that follow one finding through the full national picture
- State pages that set a state's own numbers against the nation
- Plain-language guides on what the law says after an injury
Who's behind it
You shouldn't have to trust us. The team behind injured.org builds every number so you can check it yourself. The source, the years, and the method sit on the page next to the figure. If you find something that doesn't hold up, tell us at [email protected] and we'll run it down. The same address takes data requests and questions about how a figure was built.
How we work
We publish only what our data supports. Every number traces to a named federal source. Every finding gets checked against the raw records before it goes live. See our methodology and data sources pages for the full detail. Our editorial policy explains how we're organized.
Get in touch
Journalists, researchers, and readers can reach us at [email protected]. Write us with corrections, data requests, or coverage questions.