Every year more than 200,000 vehicle collisions occur in the five boroughs of New York City. The NYPD began publishing a data set of every recorded vehicle collision in the city in July of 2011. The aim of this project is to analyze the Traffic Collision dataset and present visually identifiable patterns that would enable city planners, traffic management, and commuters to make informed choices and reduce the risk of collisions. The visualization below processes 1.23 million data points for traffic collisions in the city of New York every day from August 2012 to March 2020 . The data set used is from the city government's OpenData Website, Where a lot of useful data sets archived by city government are provided. Questions Looking at such a huge data set, some interesting questions come into mind they are: How is the Data look like on a map? Can we find which particular region is at high risk? What their collision history data look like. What is the trend of...