TABLE 2: MOST DANGEROUS CALIFORNIA CITIES FOR PEDESTRIANS -- 2001 All California Cities Above 100,000 population as of 1/1/2002
2001 Rank	City (County)	Pedestrian Fatalities 2001 (1)	Pedestrian Injuries 2001 (1)	Population 2001 (2)	Pedestrian Incident Rate 2001	Pedestrian Exposure Index (3)	Pedestrian Danger Index 2001*
1	Vallejo (Solano)	3	60	118,600	53.1	1.2	100
2	Inglewood (Los Angeles)	1	85	115,100	74.7	2.0	84.4
3	Oxnard (Ventura)	2	101	182,000	56.6	1.6	79.9
4	Oceanside (San Diego)	3	66	167,200	41.3	1.3	71.7
5	Modesto (Stanislaus)	4	98	198,600	51.4	1.7	68.2
6	San Jose (Santa Clara)	14	370	918,000	41.8	1.4	67.5
7	Richmond (Contra Costa)	3	54	101,100	56.4	1.9	67.0
8	Moreno Valley (Riverside)	5	25	146,400	20.5	0.7	66.1
9	Stockton (San Joaquin)	5	158	253,800	64.2	2.2	65.9
10	Long Beach (Los Angeles)	11	322	473,100	70.4	2.5	63.6
11	Fremont (Alameda)	3	60	208,600	30.2	1.1	62.0
12	Downey (Los Angeles)	4	35	110,400	35.3	1.3	61.4
13	Fontana (San Bernardino)	5	40	139,100	32.4	1.2	60.9
14	Lancaster (Los Angeles)	2	51	123,100	43.1	1.6	60.8
15	Bakersfield (Kern)	5	80	257,900	33.0	1.3	57.3
16	Pomona (Los Angeles)	7	71	153,900	50.7	2.0	57.2
17	Norwalk (Los Angeles)	0	62	106,700	58.1	2.3	57.1
18	Daly City (San Mateo)	0	34	104,400	32.6	1.3	56.6
19	Santa Ana (Orange)	2	183	343,700	53.8	2.2	55.3
20	Chula Vista (San Diego)	3	67	190,900	36.7	1.5	55.2
21	Torrance (Los Angeles)	0	45	142,100	31.7	1.3	55.0
22	Garden Grove (Orange)	5	55	168,600	35.6	1.5	53.6
23	Sacramento (Sacramento)	12	269	426,000	66.0	2.8	53.2
24	West Covina (Los Angeles)	1	27	109,100	25.7	1.1	52.7
25	Hayward (Alameda)	1	69	144,300	48.5	2.1	52.2
26	Fairfield (Solano)	0	39	100,200	38.9	1.7	51.7
27	Ontario (San Bernardino)	5	50	162,300	33.9	1.5	51.0
28	Los Angeles (Los Angeles)	116