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Texas Traffic Crash Statistics

A sourced look at Texas crash, injury, and fatality data from 2025.

Last updated September 21, 2026. Data year: 2025.

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What this page covers

2025 Texas crash facts at a glance.

These figures describe reported motor-vehicle crashes, injuries, and deaths in Texas. They are intended as a clear reference for people researching road safety, injury prevention, transportation, and the real impact of crashes on Texas communities.

Every statistic below comes from the Texas Department of Transportation’s 2025 statewide crash report.

How to read the data

Reported crashes, injuries, and deaths each tell a different story.

Texas Department of Transportation crash data includes police-reported crashes. The number of crashes is not the same as the number of people hurt or killed, since one crash can involve several people.

“Serious injury” is a reported injury category. “Rural” refers to the roadway area recorded for the crash, not where the people involved lived. “Alcohol-related” describes a crash that met the state report’s alcohol-related criteria.

Methodology and sources

Built from a named public report.

Primary source: Texas Department of Transportation, 2025 Texas Motor Vehicle Traffic Crash Facts. The report combines the state’s 2025 crash records into statewide totals and road-user categories.

How counts were selected: This page uses the report’s statewide totals for crashes, people injured, serious injuries, fatalities, pedestrians, pedalcyclists, alcohol-related fatalities, rural fatalities, and the traffic death rate.

Last checked: September 21, 2026. The figures remain tied to the 2025 data year so readers can cite the same underlying state report. For Texas crash reports and records, visit the Texas Department of Transportation crash reports and records page.

Cite this page

SA Injury Center. “Texas Traffic Crash Statistics: 2025 Crash Facts.” Accessed September 21, 2026. https://sa-injurycenter.com/texas-traffic-crash-statistics

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