Ranking of US States by Number of Motor Vehicle Crash Fatalities in 2024

Updated on May 11, 2026.

Data Source: NHTSA - Fatality Analysis Reporting System

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In 2024, there were 39,254 fatalities or deaths in the United States from motor vehicle crashes.

Texas had the highest number of fatalities from motor vehicle crashes (4,160), followed by California (3,876), and Florida (3,138).

The chart below shows the top 10 states, and the table below shows the data for all states.

Ranking of US States by Number of Motor Vehicle Crash Fatalities in 2024

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Ranking of US States by Number of Motor Vehicle Crash Fatalities in 2024

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Rank State Num. of Fatalities
1 Texas 4160
2 California 3876
3 Florida 3138
4 North Carolina 1619
5 Georgia 1403
6 Arizona 1229
7 Tennessee 1197
8 Illinois 1177
9 Ohio 1157
10 Pennsylvania 1127
11 New York 1101
12 Michigan 1098
13 South Carolina 1038
14 Alabama 962
15 Missouri 955
16 Virginia 917
17 Indiana 832
18 Mississippi 753
19 Louisiana 752
20 Washington 730
21 Kentucky 707
22 Colorado 689
23 New Jersey 670
24 Oklahoma 645
25 Arkansas 603
26 Wisconsin 595
27 Maryland 578
28 Oregon 538
29 Minnesota 477
30 Nevada 417
31 New Mexico 409
32 Massachusetts 363
33 Iowa 356
34 Kansas 339
35 Connecticut 310
36 Utah 277
37 West Virginia 256
38 Nebraska 251
39 Idaho 238
40 Montana 206
41 Maine 177
42 South Dakota 146
43 New Hampshire 133
44 Delaware 126
45 Wyoming 107
46 Hawaii 102
47 North Dakota 90
48 Alaska 70
49 Vermont 59
50 Rhode Island 52
51 District of Columbia 47