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    Home Baltimore Ranks as Second-Most Dangerous U.S. Tourist City for Pedestrian Safety
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    Baltimore Ranks as Second-Most Dangerous U.S. Tourist City for Pedestrian Safety

    International DeskEbrahim HossenOctober 20, 20253 Mins Read
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    A new study reveals Baltimore, Maryland, is the second-most dangerous American tourist destination for pedestrians. The analysis examined fatal crash data from 2018 to 2023 across popular vacation cities. This ranking highlights a severe and growing public safety issue for visitors and residents.

    Baltimore pedestrian safety

    The city not only has a high fatality rate but also one of the fastest annual increases in pedestrian deaths. According to Reuters, pedestrian safety is a growing concern in many U.S. metropolitan areas.

    Alarming Statistics and National Context

    Baltimore recorded 43.88 fatal crashes per 100,000 residents. This placed it just behind Fort Lauderdale, Florida, in the overall danger ranking. The city saw over 240 pedestrian fatalities during the five-year study period.

    More concerning is the annual growth rate. Pedestrian deaths in Baltimore are increasing by 8.9 percent each year. This surge far outpaces the minor decline seen in Fort Lauderdale.

    Broader Implications for Tourism and Urban Planning

    The danger is notably high in tourist-heavy cities. Visitors often walk between attractions unaware of the risks. This creates a hazardous situation for people unfamiliar with local traffic patterns.

    City planners now face a significant challenge. Improving walkability and safety is crucial for public health and tourism. The data signals an urgent need for targeted infrastructure changes.

    The findings underscore a critical need for immediate action on Baltimore pedestrian safety. Addressing this issue is vital for protecting everyone who walks in the city.

    Info at your fingertips

    What makes Baltimore so dangerous for pedestrians?

    High traffic volumes in tourist areas combine with infrastructure not designed for safe walking. The city’s high fatality rate and rapid annual increase in deaths point to a systemic issue.

    How does Baltimore compare to other major cities?

    Baltimore’s pedestrian fatality rate is significantly higher than cities like New York and Boston. These cities have more robust pedestrian infrastructure and lower crash rates per capita.

    What can pedestrians do to stay safe?

    Experts recommend always using marked crosswalks and staying alert. Avoiding distractions like mobile phones and walking during daylight hours can also reduce risk.

    Are certain areas of Baltimore more dangerous?

    While the study did not pinpoint specific neighborhoods, danger is often concentrated in high-traffic corridors. These areas typically have heavy vehicle and foot traffic near popular destinations.

    Is this part of a larger national trend?

    Yes, pedestrian fatalities have been rising across the United States for years. Many cities are struggling with this public health and safety challenge.

     

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