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Anaheim sees more car accidents per year than any city in Orange County except Santa Ana — driven by 28 million annual Disneyland visitors, Angel Stadium and Honda Center event traffic, and three major freeways (I-5, SR-91, SR-57) cutting through the city. If you were injured in an Anaheim car accident, you have two years from the crash date under California Code of Civil Procedure §335.1 to file your personal injury claim, and rear-end, intersection, and tourist-corridor crashes typically settle for \$25,000 to \$300,000, with surgical and TBI cases reaching \$500,000 to several million. Sky Law Group is on call 24/7 at (844) 475-9529. Hablamos Español. Why Anaheim Is a High-Volume Accident City Anaheim’s permanent population is around 350,000 — but on any given day, the actual number of people driving inside city limits is two to three times that, between Disneyland tourists, Angel Stadium ballgames, Honda Center events, and Convention Center conferences. The result: more rental cars, more unfamiliar drivers, more abrupt lane changes, more late-night exits from event parking, and more crashes than the city’s resident population would predict. Major freeway exposure includes I-5 through the Resort District, SR-91 through North Anaheim and into Yorba Linda, SR-57 connecting to Brea, and SR-22 at the southern edge. The I-5 / SR-91 interchange ranks among the worst-engineered freeway junctions in California for sideswipe and merging crashes. The Most Dangerous Intersections in Anaheim Beach Boulevard & La Palma Avenue — High-volume north-south arterial with frequent left-turn collisions Lincoln Avenue & Brookhurst […]