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Safrom's citywide research estimate is 82/100. Higher scores mean safer on the model's scale. Evidence as of . Confidence: C.
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2024 police-recorded injury/fatal road crashes, Rome statistical yearbook 2025, table 15.29 page 34. Local metric: deaths per 1,000 injury/fatal crashes, stabilized with 20 crash equivalents at the city mean. The denominator excludes property-damage-only crashes. This measures severity among recorded crashes, not crash frequency, crime, or the probability a visitor is injured. Small death counts remain volatile. 15 municipal districts; observations join by official Municipio number. All district totals reconcile: 13,016 crashes, 128 deaths and 15,920 injured. No population or visitor exposure denominator is used. Istat 2021 submunicipal boundaries, release updated May 2026, are generalized orientation geometry. Every district overlaps current Roma Capitale geometry by more than 98% intersection-over-union. Boundary differences remain; geometry is not a legal boundary. Bruce approved limited aggregate use on 2026-10-27: publish self-calculated district aggregates and scores with official attribution; do not republish report prose, images or individual accident records. This project admission is not an open-license claim. The citywide score uses Italy national priors. Local evidence adjusts only mobility.
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2024 police-recorded injury/fatal road crashes, Rome statistical yearbook 2025, table 15.29 page 34. Local metric: deaths per 1,000 injury/fatal crashes, stabilized with 20 crash equivalents at the city mean. The denominator excludes property-damage-only crashes. This measures severity among recorded crashes, not crash frequency, crime, or the probability a visitor is injured. Small death counts remain volatile. 15 municipal districts; observations join by official Municipio number. All district totals reconcile: 13,016 crashes, 128 deaths and 15,920 injured. No population or visitor exposure denominator is used. Istat 2021 submunicipal boundaries, release updated May 2026, are generalized orientation geometry. Every district overlaps current Roma Capitale geometry by more than 98% intersection-over-union. Boundary differences remain; geometry is not a legal boundary. Bruce approved limited aggregate use on 2026-10-27: publish self-calculated district aggregates and scores with official attribution; do not republish report prose, images or individual accident records. This project admission is not an open-license claim. The citywide score uses Italy national priors. Local evidence adjusts only mobility.
Boundaries: Istat · Istat Rome submunicipal boundaries 2021, May 2026 release (CC BY 4.0; Source: Istat. Reprojected and simplified by Safrom. https://www.istat.it/en/legal-notice/).
2024 police-recorded injury/fatal road crashes, Rome statistical yearbook 2025, table 15.29 page 34. Local metric: deaths per 1,000 injury/fatal crashes, stabilized with 20 crash equivalents at the city mean. The denominator excludes property-damage-only crashes. This measures severity among recorded crashes, not crash frequency, crime, or the probability a visitor is injured. Small death counts remain volatile. 15 municipal districts; observations join by official Municipio number. All district totals reconcile: 13,016 crashes, 128 deaths and 15,920 injured. No population or visitor exposure denominator is used. Istat 2021 submunicipal boundaries, release updated May 2026, are generalized orientation geometry. Every district overlaps current Roma Capitale geometry by more than 98% intersection-over-union. Boundary differences remain; geometry is not a legal boundary. Bruce approved limited aggregate use on 2026-10-27: publish self-calculated district aggregates and scores with official attribution; do not republish report prose, images or individual accident records. This project admission is not an open-license claim. The citywide score uses Italy national priors. Local evidence adjusts only mobility.
Natural=4.9; Current Conflict Intensity=1.0; Infrastructure=0.5; Access to health care=0.4. Published 0–10 components multiplied by ten for the existing research risk scale.; Country humanitarian-risk priors, not measured local street risks. European Union, CC BY 4.0.
Homicide: 0.6 per 100,000 (2023); theft: 1417.2 per 100,000 (2022). Country observations.; Weak property calibration: existing France research risk 45 + bounded(10 × log2(1417.2/2011.4), ±20), using the same-year UN theft series. Definitions and reporting differ between countries.
49 deaths per million residents, converted to 4.9 per 100,000. Preliminary estimate. European Union, CC BY 4.0.
2024 police-recorded injury/fatal road crashes, Rome statistical yearbook 2025, table 15.29 page 34. Local metric: deaths per 1,000 injury/fatal crashes, stabilized with 20 crash equivalents at the city mean.; The denominator excludes property-damage-only crashes. This measures severity among recorded crashes, not crash frequency, crime, or the probability a visitor is injured. Small death counts remain volatile.; 15 municipal districts; observations join by official Municipio number. All district totals reconcile: 13,016 crashes, 128 deaths and 15,920 injured. No population or visitor exposure denominator is used.; Bruce approved limited aggregate use on 2026-10-27: publish self-calculated district aggregates and scores with official attribution; do not republish report prose, images or individual accident records. This project admission is not an open-license claim.