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US Car Accident & Insurance Statistics 2026
The latest U.S. car accident and auto insurance figures from NHTSA, IIHS, state DOTs and the NAIC, with old-vs-latest comparisons, free CSV and PDF reports you can cite, and plain-English notes on what each number means.
Car Accident Statistics 2025-2026: Latest U.S. Data by State
Many pages still quote 2021 to 2023 crash numbers. Here are NHTSA's 2025 estimates, the 2024 FARS figures for every state, the first 2026 data, and a free PDF report and CSV.
Average Car Insurance Cost 2026: Latest NAIC 2024 Data (Updated From the 2022 Report)
Many pages still quote the NAIC 2022 figure ($1,126). The NAIC 2024 supplement shows $1,431.63, with Florida highest and North Dakota lowest.
Car Accident Statistics 2023 vs 2024 vs 2025: What Changed in the Latest NHTSA Data
If you are still quoting NHTSA Quick Facts 2023, most of those numbers have been updated. Here is each 2023 figure next to 2024 and NHTSA's 2025 estimate.
Drunk Driving Statistics 2026: Latest Deaths by State (Updated From the 2022 Fact Sheet)
NHTSA's 2022 alcohol fact sheet (13,524 deaths) is still widely quoted. The 2024 count is 11,904. Here is every state, 2023 vs 2024.
How Many People Die in Car Accidents Each Year? 2025 Estimate and 2024 Data
The 42,795 figure many sites still quote is a 2022 estimate. NHTSA now estimates 36,640 deaths for 2025. Here is every year since 2019, plus the first 2026 data.
Texas Car Accident Statistics 2026: Latest 2025 Crash Data (Updated From the 2022 Report)
The 2022 TxDOT Crash Facts PDF is still widely quoted. The 2025 edition shows 3,769 deaths, the lowest death rate in the series at 1.20 per 100 million miles, and fewer alcohol-related deaths.