Reports
Arizona crash data reports
Every report names the official source it draws from and links to it.
- Bicyclists
Arizona Bicyclist Deaths Held at 44 in 2024 as Bicyclist Injuries Rose to 1,349
ADOT's 2024 Crash Facts: 44 bicyclists died in Arizona for the second straight year while injuries rose 4.09% to 1,349. Collisions with bicyclists were about 1.1% of crashes.
- Impaired Driving
Alcohol-Related Crashes Were 4.6% of Arizona Crashes but 28% of Traffic Deaths in 2024
ADOT 2024 Crash Facts: alcohol-related crashes were 4.56% of Arizona crashes but 347 deaths, 28.26% of all traffic fatalities. What changed from 2023.
- Pedestrians
Arizona Pedestrians Were 1.7% of Crashes but 21% of Traffic Deaths in 2024
ADOT's 2024 Crash Facts: pedestrians were in 2,079 Arizona crashes and 263 died — about 21% of all traffic deaths, from under 2% of crashes.
- Federal Safety Data
National Trucking Carrier Safety Records: FMCSA Crash, Inspection, and Out-of-Service Data
Federal safety records for major national trucking carriers operating on U.S. and Arizona highways: crash involvements (fatal/injury/tow), roadside inspection counts, and vehicle and driver out-of-service rates compared against national averages, from FMCSA SAFER company snapshots.
- Motorcycles
Arizona Motorcyclist Deaths Fell Again: 262 in 2023, 219 in 2024, 194 in 2025
ADOT data shows Arizona motorcyclist deaths dropped from 262 in 2023 to 219 in 2024 and 194 in 2025, even as motorcycle crashes stayed above 3,000 a year.
- County Data
Rural Arizona Roads Are Far Deadlier Per Crash Than Urban Ones, ADOT Data Shows
ADOT crash records show rural Arizona counties like Graham, La Paz, and Apache have fatality rates per crash up to ten times higher than Maricopa County. Here is what the 2023-2024 data shows.
- pedestrian-safety
Pedestrian and Bicyclist Deaths in Arizona: What 2024's Crash Data Shows
263 pedestrians and 44 bicyclists died on Arizona roads in 2024, per ADOT. AZ Crash Data's look at the incident-level records shows why: darkness, not daylight, is where the deaths concentrate.
- statewide
Arizona Traffic Deaths Fell for a Third Straight Year in 2025 — Friday Remains the Deadliest Day
ADOT's 2025 data shows Arizona traffic deaths fell 5.2% for a third straight year, with speeding, alcohol, and missed safety devices still the leading factors. A look at 2024 crash-level records shows Friday sees the most crashes, but weekend crashes are disproportionately more likely to be fatal.
- intersections
The 25 Most Dangerous Intersections in Metro Phoenix: What 161,753 Crash Records Show (2023–2024)
An original AZ Crash Data analysis of 161,753 crash records across 23 Metro Phoenix cities: the 25 highest-crash surface intersections, the deadliest and highest-injury intersections, and top-10 tables for 12 cities.
- intersections
How We Built the Metro Phoenix Intersection Study: Data, Definitions, and Verification
The complete methodology behind the Metro Phoenix intersection study: data source, intersection definitions, counting rules, verification checks, and known limitations.
- intersections
Metro Phoenix's Most Dangerous Intersections — 2026 Update
The Valley's highest-risk intersections according to MAG's official crash-risk ranking, paired with ADOT's most recent statewide and Maricopa County figures. Every number is sourced. Updated August 2026.
- statewide
Arizona Crash Facts 2024: What ADOT's Statewide Data Shows
Arizona recorded 1,228 traffic deaths and 121,107 total crashes in 2024 — the second straight annual decline, but still near historic highs. A plain-English breakdown of ADOT's official statewide crash report.