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Motor Vehicle Traffic Crash Fatalities, Pedalcyclist Fatalities, And Fatality Rates By State, 2022 (1)

    Pedalcyclists 
 State  Resident population
(000)		 Total traffic
fatalities 		  Fatalities  Percent of total
traffic fatalities		 Fatalities  
100,000 population
Alabama 5,074 988 14 1.4% 0.28
Alaska 734 82 2 2.40 0.27
Arizona 7,359 1,302 50 3.80 0.68
Arkansas 3,046 643 6 0.90 0.20
California 39,029 4,428 177 4.00 0.45
Colorado 5,840 764 15 2.00 0.26
Connecticut 3,626 359 3 0.80 0.08
Delaware 1,018 162 6 3.70 0.59
District of Columbia 672 32 3 9.40 0.45
Florida 22,245 3,530 222 6.30 1.00
Georgia 10,913 1,797 29 1.60 0.27
Hawaii 1,440 116 7 6.00 0.49
Idaho 1,939 215 4 1.90 0.21
Illinois 12,582 1,268 35 2.80 0.28
Indiana 6,833 949 16 1.70 0.23
Iowa 3,201 338 4 1.20 0.12
Kansas 2,937 410 7 1.70 0.24
Kentucky 4,512 744 14 1.90 0.31
Louisiana 4,590 906 45 5.00 0.98
Maine 1,385 182 2 1.10 0.14
Maryland 6,165 564 10 1.80 0.16
Massachusetts 6,982 434 9 2.10 0.13
Michigan 10,034 1,124 36 3.20 0.36
Minnesota 5,717 444 6 1.40 0.10
Mississippi 2,940 703 17 2.40 0.58
Missouri 6,178 1,057 11 1.00 0.18
Montana 1,123 213 2 0.90 0.18
Nebraska 1,968 244 0 (2) (3)
Nevada 3,178 416 15 3.60 0.47
New Hampshire 1,395 146 3 2.10 0.22
New Jersey 9,262 685 18 2.60 0.19
New Mexico 2,113 466 4 0.90 0.19
New York 19,677 1,175 50 4.30 0.25
New Carolina 10,699 1,630 22 1.30 0.21
New Dakota 779 98 1 1.00 0.13
Ohio 11,756 1,275 8 0.60 0.07
Oklahoma 4,020 710 15 2.10 0.37
Oregon 4,240 601 13 2.20 0.31
Pennsylvania 12,972 1,179 15 1.30 0.12
Rhode Island 1,094 52 0 (2) (3)
South Carolina 5,283 1,094 25 2.30 0.47
South Dakota 910 137 3 2.20 0.33
Tennessee 7,051 1,314 15 1.10 0.21
Texas 30,030 4,408 91 2.10 0.30
Utah 3,381 319 15 4.70 0.44
Vermont 647 76 1 1.30 0.15
Virginia 8,684 1,008 11 1.10 0.13
Washington 7,786 733 11 1.50 0.14
West Virginia 1,775 264 2 0.80 0.11
Wisconsin 5,893 596 14 2.30 0.24
Wyoming 581 134 1 0.70 0.17
U.S. Total 333,288 42,514 1,105 2.60% 0.33

(1) Bicyclists are defined by the National Highway Safety Administration as pedalcyclists, which are bicyclists and other cyclists including riders of two-wheeled, nonmotorized vehicles, tricycles and unicycles. Starting in 2022, pedalcyclists include people on motorized bicycles.
(2) Less than 0.01 percent.
(3) Less than 0.01 per 100,000 population.

Source: U.S. Department of Transportation, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

Motor Vehicle Traffic Crash Fatalities, Pedalcyclist Fatalities, And Fatality Rates By State, 2020 (1)

      Pedalcyclists
State Resident population
(000)		 Total traffic
fatalities		 Fatalities Percent of total
traffic fatalities		 Fatalities per
100,000 population
 Alabama  4,922 934 10 1.10% 0.20
 Alaska  731 64 2 3.10 0.27
 Arizona  7,421 1054 33 3.10 0.44
 Arkansas  3,031 638 6 0.90 0.20
 California  39,368 3,847 129 3.40 0.33
 Colorado  5,808 622 15 2.40 0.26
 Connecticut  3,557 295 5 1.70 0.14
 Delaware  987 116 3 2.60 0.30
 District of Columbia  713 36 1 2.80 0.14
 Florida  21,733 3,331 170 5.10 0.78
 Georgia  10,710 1,664 32 1.90 0.30
 Hawaii  1,407 85 4 4.70 0.28
 Idaho  1,827 214 3 1.40 0.16
 Illinois  12,588 1,194 30 2.50 0.24
 Indiana  6,755 897 20 2.20 0.30
 Iowa  3,164 337 10 3.00 0.32
 Kansas  2,914 426 4 0.90 0.14
 Kentucky  4,477 780 5 0.60 0.11
 Louisiana  4,645 828 34 4.10 0.73
 Maine  1,350 164 2 1.20 0.15
 Maryland  6,056 567 15 2.60 0.25
 Massachusetts  6,894 343 10 2.90 0.15
 Michigan  9,967 1084 38 3.50 0.38
 Minnesota  5,657 394 10 2.50 0.18
 Mississippi  2,967 752 9 1.20 0.30
 Missouri  6,152 987 8 0.80 0.13
 Montana  1,081 213 0 (2) (3)
 Nebraska  1,938 233 1 0.40 0.05
 Nevada  3,138 317 11 3.50 0.35
 New Hampshire  1,366 104 2 1.90 0.15
 New Jersey  8,882 584 18 3.10 0.20
 New Mexico  2,106 398 8 2.00 0.38
 New York  19,337 1046 47 4.50 0.24
 North Carolina  10,601 1,538 26 1.70 0.25
 North Dakota  765 100 1 1.00 0.13
 Ohio  11,693 1,230 18 1.50 0.15
 Oklahoma  3,981 652 12 1.80 0.30
 Oregon  4,242 508 14 2.80 0.33
 Pennsylvania  12,783 1,129 20 1.80 0.16
 Rhode Island  1,057 67 2 3.00 0.19
 South Carolina  5,218 1,064 14 1.30 0.27
 South Dakota  893 141 0 (2) (3)
 Tennessee  6,887 1,217 13 1.10 0.19
 Texas  29,361 3,874 79 2.00 0.27
 Utah  3,250 276 8 2.90 0.25
 Vermont  623 62 1 1.60 0.16
 Virginia  8,591 850 7 0.80 0.08
 Washington  7,694 560 12 2.10 0.16
 West Virginia  1,785 267 3 1.10 0.17
 Wisconsin  5,833 614 12 2.00 0.21
 Wyoming  582 127 1 0.80 0.17
 U.S. Total  329,484 38,824 938 2.40% 0.28

(1) Bicyclists are defined by the National Highway Safety Administration as pedalcyclists, which are bicyclists and othe cyclists including riders of two-wheeled, nonmotorized vehicles, tricycles and unicycles.
(2) Less than 0.1 percent.
(3) Less than 0.01 per 100,000 population.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, National Highway Safety Administration.

Motor Vehicle Traffic Crash Fatalities, Pedalcyclist Fatalities, And Fatality Rates By State, 2019 (1)

      Pedalcyclists
State Resident population
(000)		 Total traffic
fatalities		 Fatalities Percent of total
traffic fatalities		 Fatalities per
100,000 population
 Alabama  4,903 930 6 0.6% 0.12
 Alaska  732 67 2 3.0 0.27
 Arizona  7,279 981 30 3.1 0.41
 Arkansas  3,018 505 3 0.6 0.10
 California  39,512 3,606 133 3.7 0.34
 Colorado  5,759 596 20 3.4 0.35
 Connecticut  3,565 249 3 1.2 0.08
 Delaware  974 132 7 5.3 0.72
 District of Columbia  706 23 1 4.3 0.14
 Florida  21,478 3,183 161 5.1 0.75
 Georgia  10,617 1,491 21 1.4 0.20
 Hawaii  1,416 108 4 3.7 0.28
 Idaho  1,787 224 4 1.8 0.22
 Illinois  12,672 1,009 12 1.2 0.09
 Indiana  6,732 809 16 2.0 0.24
 Iowa  3,155 336 9 2.7 0.29
 Kansas  2,913 411 8 1.9 0.27
 Kentucky  4,468 732 5 0.7 0.11
 Louisiana  4,649 727 22 3.0 0.47
 Maine  1,344 157 2 1.3 0.15
 Maryland  6,046 521 10 1.9 0.17
 Massachusetts  6,893 334 5 1.5 0.07
 Michigan  9,987 985 21 2.1 0.21
 Minnesota  5,640 364 11 3.0 0.20
 Mississippi  2,976 643 8 1.2 0.27
 Missouri  6,137 880 14 1.6 0.23
 Montana  1,069 184 3 1.6 0.28
 Nebraska  1,934 248 1 0.4 0.05
 Nevada  3,080 304 8 2.6 0.26
 New Hampshire  1,360 101 0 (2) (3)
 New Jersey  8,882 559 13 2.3 0.15
 New Mexico  2,097 424 9 2.1 0.43
 New York  19,454 931 46 4.9 0.24
 North Carolina  10,488 1,373 17 1.2 0.16
 North Dakota  762 100 2 2.0 0.26
 Ohio  11,689 1,153 25 2.2 0.21
 Oklahoma  3,957 640 13 2.0 0.33
 Oregon  4,218 489 12 2.5 0.28
 Pennsylvania  12,802 1,059 14 1.3 0.11
 Rhode Island  1,059 57 0 (2) (3)
 South Carolina  5,149 1,001 26 2.6 0.50
 South Dakota  885 102 1 1.0 0.11
 Tennessee  6,829 1,135 7 0.6 0.10
 Texas  28,996 3,615 66 1.8 0.23
 Utah  3,206 248 6 2.4 0.19
 Vermont  624 47 0 (2) (3)
 Virginia  8,536 831 13 1.6 0.15
 Washington  7,615 519 9 1.7 0.12
 West Virginia  1,792 260 3 1.2 0.17
 Wisconsin  5,822 566 14 2.5 0.24
 Wyoming  579 147 0 (2) (3)
 U.S. Total  328,240 36,096 846 2.3% 0.26

(1) Bicyclists are defined by the National Highway Safety Administration as pedalcyclists, which are bicyclists and othe cyclists including riders of two-wheeled, nonmotorized vehicles, tricycles and unicycles.
(2) Less than 0.1 percent.
(3) Less than 0.01 per 100,000 population.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, National Highway Safety Administration.

Motor Vehicle Traffic Crash Fatalities, Pedalcyclist Fatalities, And Fatality Rates By State, 2018 (1)

      Pedalcyclists
State Resident population
(000)		 Total traffic
fatalities		 Fatalities Percent of total
traffic fatalities		 Fatalities per
million population
 Alabama  4,888 953 9 0.9% 1.84
 Alaska  737 80 0 (2) (3)
 Arizona  7,172 1,010 23 2.3 3.21
 Arkansas  3,014 516 3 0.6 1.00
 California  39,557 3,563 155 4.4 3.92
 Colorado  5,696 632 22 3.5 3.86
 Connecticut  3,573 294 1 0.3 0.28
 Delaware  967 111 6 5.4 6.20
 District of Columbia  702 31 3 9.7 4.27
 Florida  21,299 3,133 161 5.1 7.56
 Georgia  10,519 1,504 30 2.0 2.85
 Hawaii  1,420 117 2 1.7 1.41
 Idaho  1,754 231 2 0.9 1.14
 Illinois  12,741 1,031 24 2.3 1.88
 Indiana  6,692 858 22 2.6 3.29
 Iowa  3,156 318 7 2.2 2.22
 Kansas  2,912 404 5 1.2 1.72
 Kentucky  4,468 724 10 1.4 2.24
 Louisiana  4,660 768 29 3.8 6.22
 Maine  1,338 137 2 1.5 1.49
 Maryland  6,043 501 5 1.0 0.83
 Massachusetts  6,902 360 4 1.1 0.58
 Michigan  9,996 974 21 2.2 2.10
 Minnesota  5,611 381 7 1.8 1.25
 Mississippi  2,987 664 6 0.9 2.01
 Missouri  6,126 921 2 0.2 0.33
 Montana  1,062 182 2 1.1 1.88
 Nebraska  1,929 230 0 (2) (3)
 Nevada  3,034 330 8 2.4 2.64
 New Hampshire  1,356 147 2 1.4 1.47
 New Jersey  8,909 564 18 3.2 2.02
 New Mexico  2,095 391 11 2.8 5.25
 New York  19,542 943 29 3.1 1.48
 North Carolina  10,384 1,437 18 1.3 1.73
 North Dakota  760 105 2 1.9 2.63
 Ohio  11,689 1,068 22 2.1 1.88
 Oklahoma  3,943 655 16 2.4 4.06
 Oregon  4,191 506 9 1.8 2.15
 Pennsylvania  12,807 1,190 18 1.5 1.41
 Rhode Island  1,057 59 1 1.7 0.95
 South Carolina  5,084 1,037 23 2.2 4.52
 South Dakota  882 130 0 (2) (3)
 Tennessee  6,770 1,041 8 0.8 1.18
 Texas  28,702 3,642 69 1.9 2.40
 Utah  3,161 260 3 1.2 0.95
 Vermont  626 68 0 (2) (3)
 Virginia  8,518 820 12 1.5 1.41
 Washington  7,536 546 16 2.9 2.12
 West Virginia  1,806 294 5 1.7 2.77
 Wisconsin  5,814 588 4 0.7 0.69
 Wyoming  578 111 0 (2) (3)
 U.S. Total  327,167 36,560 857 2.3 2.62

(1) Bicyclists are defined by the National Highway Safety Administration as pedalcyclists, which are bicyclists and othe cyclists including riders of two-wheeled, nonmotorized vehicles, tricycles and unicycles.
(2) Less than 0.1 percent.
(3) Less than 0.01 per million population.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, National Highway Safety Administration.

Motor Vehicle Traffic Crash Fatalities, Pedalcyclist Fatalities, And Fatality Rates By State, 2017

      Pedalcyclists
State Resident population
(000)		 Total traffic
fatalities		 Fatalities Percent of total
traffic fatalities		 Fatalities per
million population
Alabama 4,875 948 7 0.7% 1.44
Alaska 740 79 1 1.3 1.35
Arizona 7,016 1,000 32 3.2 4.56
Arkansas 3,004 493 3 0.6 1.00
California 39,537 3,602 124 3.4 3.14
Colorado 5,607 648 16 2.5 2.85
Connecticut 3,588 278 3 1.1 0.84
Delaware 962 119 5 4.2 5.20
D.C. 694 31 2 6.5 2.88
Florida 20,984 3,112 125 4.0 5.96
Georgia 10,429 1,540 15 1.0 1.44
Hawaii 1,428 107 6 5.6 4.20
Idaho 1,717 244 3 1.2 1.75
Illinois 12,802 1,097 26 2.4 2.03
Indiana 6,667 914 13 1.4 1.95
Iowa 3,146 330 5 1.5 1.59
Kansas 2,913 461 5 1.1 1.72
Kentucky 4,454 782 7 0.9 1.57
Louisiana 4,684 760 22 2.9 4.70
Maine 1,336 172 2 1.2 1.50
Maryland 6,052 550 10 1.8 1.65
Massachusetts 6,860 350 11 3.1 1.60
Michigan 9,962 1,030 21 2.0 2.11
Minnesota 5,577 357 6 1.7 1.08
Mississippi 2,984 690 7 1.0 2.35
Missouri 6,114 930 9 1.0 1.47
Montana 1,050 186 1 0.5 0.95
Nebraska 1,920 228 3 1.3 1.56
Nevada 2,998 309 9 2.9 3.00
New Hampshire 1,343 102 2 2.0 1.49
New Jersey 9,006 624 17 2.7 1.89
New Mexico 2,088 379 2 0.5 0.96
New York 19,849 999 46 4.6 2.32
North Carolina 10,273 1,412 29 2.1 2.82
North Dakota 755 115 2 1.7 2.65
Ohio 11,659 1,179 19 1.6 1.63
Oklahoma 3,931 655 6 0.9 1.53
Oregon 4,143 437 10 2.3 2.41
Pennsylvania 12,806 1,137 22 1.9 1.72
Rhode Island 1,060 83 2 2.4 1.89
South Carolina 5,024 988 18 1.8 3.58
South Dakota 870 129 0 (2) (3)
Tennessee 6,716 1,040 8 0.8 1.19
Texas 28,305 3,722 59 1.6 2.08
Utah 3,102 273 6 2.2 1.93
Vermont 624 69 0 (2) (3)
Virginia 8,470 839 12 1.4 1.42
Washington 7,406 565 14 2.5 1.89
West Virginia 1,816 303 3 1.0 1.65
Wisconsin 5,795 613 7 1.1 1.21
Wyoming 579 123 0 (2) (3)
U.S. Total 325,719 37,133 783 2.1 2.40

(1) Bicyclists are defined by the National Highway Safety Administration as pedalcyclists, which are bicyclists and othe cyclists including riders of two-wheeled, nonmotorized vehicles, tricycles and unicycles.
(2) Less than 0.1 percent.
(3) Less than 0.01 per million population.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, National Highway Safety Administration.

Motor Vehicle Traffic Crash Fatalities, Pedalcyclist Traffic Fatalities, And Fatality Rates, By State, 2015

State Total traffic
fatalities		 Pedalcyclist
fatalities		 Pedalcyclists as a
percent of total
traffic fatalities		 Pedalcyclist fatalities
per million population
Alabama 849 9 1.1% 1.9
Alaska 65 0 (1) 0.0
Arizona 893 29 3.2 4.3
Arkansas 531 3 0.6 1.0
California 3,176 129 4.1 3.3
Colorado 546 13 2.4 2.4
Connecticut 266 3 1.1 0.8
Delaware 126 3 2.4 3.2
DC 23 1 4.3 1.5
Florida 2,939 150 5.1 7.4
Georgia 1,430 23 1.6 2.3
Hawaii 94 2 2.1 1.4
Idaho 216 0 (1) 0.0
Illinois 998 26 2.6 2.0
Indiana 821 12 1.5 1.8
Iowa 320 5 1.6 1.6
Kansas 355 3 0.8 1.0
Kentucky 761 7 0.9 1.6
Louisiana 726 34 4.7 7.3
Maine 156 0 0.0 0.0
Maryland 513 11 2.1 1.8
Massachusetts 306 9 2.9 1.3
Michigan 963 33 3.4 3.3
Minnesota 411 10 2.4 1.8
Mississippi 677 5 0.7 1.7
Missouri 869 9 1.0 1.5
Montana 224 1 0.4 1.0
Nebraska 246 4 1.6 2.1
Nevada 325 10 3.1 3.5
New Hampshire 114 3 2.6 2.3
New Jersey 562 18 3.2 2.0
New Mexico 298 7 2.3 3.4
New York 1,121 36 3.2 1.8
North Carolina 1,379 23 1.7 2.3
North Dakota 131 1 0.8 1.3
Ohio 1,110 25 2.3 2.2
Oklahoma 643 6 0.9 1.5
Oregon 447 8 1.8 2.0
Pennsylvania 1,200 16 1.3 1.3
Rhode Island 45 0 (1) 0.0
South Carolina 977 16 1.6 3.3
South Dakota 133 1 0.8 1.2
Tennessee 958 10 1.0 1.5
Texas 3,516 50 1.4 1.8
Utah 276 5 1.8 1.7
Vermont 57 4 7.0 6.4
Virginia 753 15 2.0 1.8
Washington 568 14 2.5 2.0
West Virginia 268 1 0.4 0.5
Wisconsin 566 15 2.7 2.6
Wyoming 145 0 (1) 0.0
Total United States 35,092 818 2.3% 2.5

(1) Less than 0.1 percent.

Source: U.S. Department of Transportation, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

Total And Pedalcyclist Traffic Fatalties And Fatality Rates, By State, 2014

          Pedalcyclist fatalities
per million population		  
State Resident population
(000)		 Total traffic
fatalities		 Pedalcyclist
fatalities		 Percentage of
total traffic fatalities		 Rate Rank (1)
Alabama 4,849 820 9 1.1% 1.86 25
Alaska 737 73 3 4.1 4.07 4
Arizona 6,731 770 29 3.8 4.31 3
Arkansas 2,966 466 7 1.5 2.36 14
California 38,803 3,074 128 4.2 3.30 6
Colorado 5,356 488 10 2.0 1.87 24
Connecticut 3,597 248 3 1.2 0.83 45
Delaware 936 121 3 2.5 3.21 7
D.C. 659 23 1 4.3 1.52 29
Florida 19,893 2,494 139 5.6 6.99 2
Georgia 10,097 1,164 19 1.6 1.88 23
Hawaii 1,420 95 4 4.2 2.82 10
Idaho 1,634 186 2 1.1 1.22 35
Illinois 12,881 924 27 2.9 2.10 19
Indiana 6,597 746 12 1.6 1.82 27
Iowa 3,107 321 4 1.2 1.29 33
Kansas 2,904 385 7 1.8 2.41 12
Kentucky 4,413 672 4 0.6 0.91 43
Louisiana 4,650 737 12 1.6 2.58 11
Maine 1,330 131 2 1.5 1.50 30
Maryland 5,976 442 5 1.1 0.84 44
Massachusetts 6,745 328 8 2.4 1.19 36
Michigan 9,910 901 22 2.4 2.22 18
Minnesota 5,457 361 5 1.4 0.92 42
Mississippi 2,994 607 6 1.0 2.00 20
Missouri 6,064 766 5 0.7 0.82 46
Montana 1,024 192 2 1.0 1.95 21
Nebraska 1,882 225 2 0.9 1.06 38
Nevada 2,839 290 8 2.8 2.82 10
New Hampshire 1,327 95 3 3.2 2.26 17
New Jersey 8,938 556 11 2.0 1.23 34
New Mexico 2,086 383 5 1.3 2.40 13
New York 19,746 1,039 46 4.4 2.33 16
North Carolina 9,944 1,284 19 1.5 1.91 22
North Dakota 739 135 3 2.2 4.06 5
Ohio 11,594 1,006 11 1.1 0.95 41
Oklahoma 3,878 669 4 0.6 1.03 39
Oregon 3,970 357 7 2.0 1.76 28
Pennsylvania 12,787 1,195 19 1.6 1.49 31
Rhode Island 1,055 52 0 0.0 0.00 49
South Carolina 4,832 824 14 1.7 2.90 9
South Dakota 853 136 2 1.5 2.34 15
Tennessee 6,549 962 5 0.5 0.76 47
Texas 26,957 3,538 50 1.4 1.85 26
Utah 2,943 256 9 3.5 3.06 8
Vermont 627 44 0 0.0 0.00 49
Virginia 8,326 703 12 1.7 1.44 32
Washington 7,062 462 7 1.5 0.99 40
West Virginia 1,850 272 2 0.7 1.08 37
Wisconsin 5,758 507 4 0.8 0.69 48
Wyoming 584 150 5 3.3 8.56 1
United States 318,857 32,675 726 2.2% 2.28  

(1) States with the same pedalist fatality rate per million population receive the same rank.

Source: U.S. Department of Transportation, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.