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Map of intersections that are unsafe and annoying for pedestrians, cyclists and drivers.
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Hex Code
Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#FFFF00
Yellow
255, 255, 0
60, 100, 50
0, 0, 100, 0
#89C5FB
Malibu
137, 197, 251
208, 93, 76
45, 22, 0, 2
#08288B
Catalina Blue
8, 40, 139
225, 89, 29
94, 71, 0, 45
Bad Intersections is a renowned brand that offers a crowdsourced map database specifically designed to identify intersections that pose a threat to pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers. Our mission is to raise awareness about these problematic intersections and inspire action from both drivers and city officials to enhance safety. To achieve this, we collaborate with media sources, law firms, and government agencies to evaluate intersections with high accident and fatality rates, including those concerning vehicles, bikes, pedestrians, motorcycles, and trains, as well as dangerous railroad crossings.
Since our launch in 2015, we have successfully identified over 10,000 hazardous intersections. Providing transparency in a field where information flow is often inconsistent, our database also highlights improvements made by cities, states, counties, and federal agencies. We strive to make our data accessible to navigation apps like Waze and Here, serving as a gentle reminder to be cautious when approaching potentially dangerous intersections.
Join us in our mission to ensure safer roads for all. Contact us to learn more or to discuss the utilization of our data for navigation purposes
Company type
Self-Owned
Year founded
2015
Company size
2-10 employees
How do I download the Bad Intersections logo?
The Bad Intersections logo comes in two versions: a logo and an icon. Download as transparent PNG.
What are Bad Intersections' brand colors?
The Bad Intersections color palette uses the hex codes #FFFF00, #89C5FB and #08288B.
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