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Car Accident in Flatbush?

Flatbush is one of Brooklyn's most densely populated neighborhoods, with Flatbush Avenue serving as a major artery through its center. High bus traffic, dense pedestrian crossings, and a large mix of commercial and residential use make accident rates here among Brooklyn's highest.

Accident Hotspots in Flatbush

These are the intersections and roads in Flatbush where crashes most commonly occur, based on NYC DOT crash data and NYPD reports.

  • 1Flatbush Ave & Church Ave — one of Brooklyn's busiest intersections, multiple bus routes converge here
  • 2Nostrand Ave & Flatbush Ave — complex 5-point intersection with high pedestrian volume
  • 3Ocean Ave — long straight corridor with speeding issues and frequent rear-end crashes
  • 4Kings Highway & Flatbush Ave — high commercial vehicle activity
  • 5Flatbush Ave & Glenwood Rd — near Flatbush Junction, heavy retail foot traffic

Common Accident Types in Flatbush

Understanding the types of accidents that happen most frequently in your area can help you document what occurred and protect your rights.

Bus-related accidents along the B41 and B8 corridors on Flatbush Ave
Pedestrian knockdowns near Church Ave and Nostrand Ave subway stations
Rear-end crashes in stop-and-go traffic on Flatbush Ave
Commercial vehicle accidents near Flatbush Junction retail area
T-bone collisions at uncontrolled or poorly signed intersections

Nearby Hospitals & Emergency Rooms

Seek medical attention immediately after any accident in Flatbush — even if you feel fine. These hospitals are closest to your area:

  • Kings County Hospital Center — 451 Clarkson Ave (Level 1 trauma center)
  • SUNY Downstate Medical Center — 450 Clarkson Ave
  • Maimonides Medical Center — 4802 10th Ave, Borough Park

Getting Your NYPD Accident Report

NYPD 70th Precinct covers central Flatbush at 154 Lawrence Ave, Brooklyn. The 67th Precinct covers the southern portion. Request your MV-104 accident report through the NY DMV online portal or at your responding precinct.

See full accident report guide →

Statute of Limitations Reminder

You generally have 3 years from the date of your accident to file a personal injury lawsuit in New York. If a city bus, police vehicle, or government vehicle was involved, you may have as little as 90 days to file a Notice of Claim. Do not wait.

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