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FLHSMV · Annual report · 2024

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Crash and citation reports

Explore the 2024 crash report, statewide and county by county, with three years of published figures.

Florida at a glance

FLHSMV reports 381,423 codable crashes in 2024, with 3,098 fatalities and 246,426 injuries. All three counts decreased from 2023.

Crashes in 2024
381,423

3.48% fewer than 2023

Fatalities in 2024
3,098

8.21% fewer than 2023

Injuries in 2024
246,426

2.32% fewer than 2023

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Florida: crashes, 2022–2024Annual counts · crash events · bars start at zero

3.48% fewer than 2023

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These are counts, not population- or traffic-adjusted risk estimates.

Pinellas County

Crashes in 2024
14,391

2.88% fewer than 2023

Fatalities in 2024
108

3.57% fewer than 2023

Injuries in 2024
8,804

4.16% fewer than 2023

Pinellas: crashes, 2022–2024Annual counts · crash events · bars start at zero

2.88% fewer than 2023

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Hillsborough: crashes, 2022–2024Annual counts · crash events · bars start at zero

4.39% fewer than 2023

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Published annual counts, 2022–2024
Location / yearCrashesFatalitiesInjuries
Florida · 2022397,6203,553252,169
Florida · 2023395,1753,375252,285
Florida · 2024381,4233,098246,426
Pinellas · 202215,6831239,220
Pinellas · 202314,8181129,186
Pinellas · 202414,3911088,804
Hillsborough · 202228,36022519,271
Hillsborough · 202327,47423018,873
Hillsborough · 202426,26918017,359

Hillsborough: page 57. County figures: report page 60. Statewide figures: page 8 ↗.

Behind the totals

Road users, alcohol & drugs

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Fatalities and injuries describe pedestrians. A crash may involve multiple road-user types; do not add categories together. Definitions & source notes ↗

Pedestrians · Crashes

Florida reported 10,501 in this category in 2024; 1.89% more than 2023. Pinellas County: 481; 1.03% fewer than 2023. Hillsborough County: 600; 9.37% fewer than 2023.

Pinellas: crashes, 2022–2024Annual counts · crash events · bars start at zero

1.03% fewer than 2023

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Hillsborough: crashes, 2022–2024Annual counts · crash events · bars start at zero

9.37% fewer than 2023

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Pedestrians: counts as published
Location / yearCrashesFatalitiesInjuries
Florida · 202210,2477867,924
Florida · 202310,3067918,115
Florida · 202410,5016788,402
Pinellas · 202247636396
Pinellas · 202348645412
Pinellas · 202448132405
Hillsborough · 202265758563
Hillsborough · 202366266548
Hillsborough · 202460054533

Source tables: Florida, page 103 · Pinellas, page 98 · Hillsborough, page 90 ·

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About these figures

Source: Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, 2024 Florida Traffic Crash Facts Annual Report. Reporting period: 2024, with 2022 and 2023 comparisons from the same edition. Source retrieved September 13, 2026. Report closeout: January 22, 2026. Later revisions may change the figures.

  • Coverage is the report’s “codable” crashes reported by law enforcement; it is not a count of every road incident. See the report’s inclusion criteria on page 1.
  • Crashes count events; fatalities and injuries count people. A single crash can injure or kill more than one person. Statewide injuries sum incapacitating and other injuries on page 8.
  • Counts are not adjusted for population, traffic volume, or miles traveled. They do not establish a county’s relative risk.
  • The 2022 county crash counts add to 397,616, while the statewide summary reports 397,620. Both published figures are preserved. All displayed 2023 and 2024 county totals reconcile with the statewide summary.
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