CrashRate
Fatal crash rates
One page for every US county and state: the fatal crashes the federal record counted there, divided by the people who live there and, for states, by the miles driven. The arithmetic is on every page, and no page ranks places.
Every state
Fatal crashes per 100,000 residents in 2024, alphabetical, with the count beside it. State pages add the rate per 100 million miles driven and every county.
- Alabama 895 · 17.3
- Alaska 63 · 8.6
- Arizona 1,118 · 14.8
- Arkansas 547 · 17.7
- California 3,583 · 9.1
- Colorado 642 · 10.7
- Connecticut 285 · 7.8
- Delaware 121 · 11.5
- District of Columbia 46 · 6.7
- Florida 2,931 · 12.6
- Georgia 1,312 · 11.7
- Hawaii 97 · 6.8
- Idaho 219 · 10.9
- Illinois 1,085 · 8.5
- Indiana 785 · 11.3
- Iowa 324 · 10.0
- Kansas 314 · 10.6
- Kentucky 663 · 14.5
- Louisiana 705 · 15.3
- Maine 167 · 11.9
- Maryland 552 · 8.8
- Massachusetts 349 · 4.9
- Michigan 1,011 · 10.0
- Minnesota 431 · 7.4
- Mississippi 678 · 23.0
- Missouri 882 · 14.1
- Montana 193 · 17.0
- Nebraska 223 · 11.1
- Nevada 378 · 11.6
- New Hampshire 120 · 8.5
- New Jersey 638 · 6.7
- New Mexico 378 · 17.8
- New York 1,036 · 5.2
- North Carolina 1,509 · 13.7
- North Dakota 84 · 10.6
- Ohio 1,077 · 9.1
- Oklahoma 594 · 14.5
- Oregon 491 · 11.5
- Pennsylvania 1,060 · 8.1
- Rhode Island 48 · 4.3
- South Carolina 948 · 17.3
- South Dakota 134 · 14.5
- Tennessee 1,093 · 15.1
- Texas 3,774 · 12.1
- Utah 251 · 7.2
- Vermont 53 · 8.2
- Virginia 867 · 9.8
- Washington 674 · 8.5
- West Virginia 238 · 13.5
- Wisconsin 529 · 8.9
- Wyoming 102 · 17.4
Source: NHTSA FARS 2024 Annual Report File; Census Vintage 2025 population estimates.