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Madrid: 80

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Compare Madrid districts with an official traffic-safety layer and source-linked Spain safety context.

Safrom's citywide research estimate is 80/100. Higher scores mean safer on the model's scale. Evidence as of . Confidence: D.

What does this area's map cover?

21 areas with estimates. Area evidence as of .

injury_cases_per_100_recorded_crashes · 2025-01-01 / 2025-12-31.

The local layer varies only the mobility component using injury involvement among police-recorded crashes in 2025. It is not a local crime layer. An injury case has at least one person with source severity code 1–7. Each case ID is counted once. All recorded crashes, including cases with missing severity, remain in the denominator. This conditional percentage is not risk per trip or per resident; reporting and road mix affect comparisons. The city score uses the existing Spain research priors. None of the seven citywide inputs is represented as a Madrid-specific rate. Official district codes join all 21 districts; no neighbourhood or time-of-day model is inferred.

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Area evidence and limitations

The local layer varies only the mobility component using injury involvement among police-recorded crashes in 2025. It is not a local crime layer. An injury case has at least one person with source severity code 1–7. Each case ID is counted once. All recorded crashes, including cases with missing severity, remain in the denominator. This conditional percentage is not risk per trip or per resident; reporting and road mix affect comparisons. The city score uses the existing Spain research priors. None of the seven citywide inputs is represented as a Madrid-specific rate. Official district codes join all 21 districts; no neighbourhood or time-of-day model is inferred.

Boundaries: Ayuntamiento de Madrid · Madrid 21 municipal districts (CC BY 4.0).

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Citywide evidence

Personal violence
86/100
Property & scams
52/100
Getting around
86/100
Health & rescue
92/100
Conflict & stability
76/100
Disaster & environment
86/100
Infrastructure response
91/100

The local layer varies only the mobility component using injury involvement among police-recorded crashes in 2025. It is not a local crime layer. An injury case has at least one person with source severity code 1–7. Each case ID is counted once. All recorded crashes, including cases with missing severity, remain in the denominator. This conditional percentage is not risk per trip or per resident; reporting and road mix affect comparisons. The city score uses the existing Spain research priors. None of the seven citywide inputs is represented as a Madrid-specific rate. Official district codes join all 21 districts; no neighbourhood or time-of-day model is inferred.

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