The map below shows the High Risk Network (HRN) for each of the jurisdictions within Sevier County. The HRN is determined by the frequency and severity of crashes that have occurred during the 5-year data analysis period. These locations jump out as hot spots where crashes are happening most often and resulting in injuries or fatalities. A map of the individual crashes is provided on each jurisdiction's subpage. Click the city name at the top of the page to navigate to each subpage.

The data tells us where the crashes have happened, but we need more information about why the crashes are occurring repeatedly. Please use the mapping tool below to give us context about areas where you have been involved in a crash or have witnessed a crash.

Crash data does not tell us where crashes that were not reported have occurred or instances of a "near miss". A near miss is when a crash could have occurred, but was narrowly avoided. Please use the mapping tool below to provide feedback on locations where you have experienced safety issues that may not be showing up in the crash data.

Drop a pin in the map below anywhere within Sevier County where you have safety concerns.

Select the 'Add Marker' button on the bottom right of the map and click the specific location on the map where you want to leave your comment. This will open an input form at the side of the map where you can designate which type of comment you want to leave. Select a category and answer the follow-up questions.

For more detailed instructions on how to use the map, click on the '?' in the top left corner of the map below.

To see a detailed list of the map marker categories, click on the 'i' in the top left corner of the map below.