In 2024, 29% of all traffic fatalities in the United States were speeding-related, with the proportion varying greatly among states. Those with the highest percentage of speeding-related traffic fatalities include:

  • Vermont (54%)
  • Alaska (50%)
  • Montana (43%)
  • Hawaii (42%)
  • North Carolina (42%)
  • Connecticut (41%)

The states with the lowest proportion of speeding-related traffic fatalities are:

  • Florida (11%)
  • Kentucky (13%)
  • Ohio (17%)
  • Mississippi (17%)
  • Tennessee (19%)
  • Maryland (20%)
  • Iowa (20%)

Hover over each state in the chart below to reveal its total number of traffic deaths, number of speeding-related deaths trends, and percentage of deaths that were speeding-related. Select a state by clicking the map to view trends regarding the proportion of speeding-related deaths by roadway function.

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Source: NSC analysis of NHTSA FARS data.