Federal Safety Analytics / 2026 FMCSA Snapshot Report

2026 FMCSA Large Truck Crash Data

Official federal crash vehicle totals from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA). Breakdown of U.S. domiciled large truck crashes categorized by state and day of the week.

📋 Official Report Parameters & Metadata

Vehicle TypeLarge Trucks
Carrier DomicileUnited States
Report FocusAll States
Time PeriodCalendar Fiscal 2026
Crash MetricVehicles Involved
Data SourceMCMIS / FARS
National Total Crash Vehicles86,619 Vehicles

📊 Key National Statistical Findings (2026):

  • Peak Crash Days: Mid-week freight traffic experiences the highest collision metrics, peaking on Tuesday (15,426) and Thursday (15,319).
  • Weekend Drop-Off: Sunday exhibits the lowest commercial truck incident frequency (4,691 vehicles), representing a 67% reduction compared to average weekday volume.
  • Highest Volume State: Texas recorded the highest overall commercial vehicle crash involvement with 8,732 total vehicles, followed by Georgia (5,106) and Pennsylvania (4,229).

State-by-State Day of Week Breakdowns

Sorted alphabetically. Displays count of vehicles involved in severe commercial crashes.

StateSunMonTueWedThuFriSatTotal Vehicles
Alabama1112963053053242831201,744
Alaska213113011
Arizona952482732882772461731,600
Arkansas942562682692882771301,582
California2436557527037097094084,179
Colorado68171182162204205921,084
Connecticut5113014216915212984857
Delaware18484052405015263
Dist. Of Columbia11413151213573
Florida1636836355926616072433,584
Georgia2488879339198908783515,106
Hawaii14106613141
Idaho16646964736123370
Illinois1615295745985315102363,139
Indiana1695545985905905212303,252
Iowa57230231236231226961,307
Kansas54174202182166171881,037
Kentucky1203713663963923911392,175
Louisiana922302882792632631291,544
Maine9464445584819269
Maryland932883183373413081201,805
Massachusetts3914515115317815464884
Michigan963503734133633191402,054
Minnesota54247276243242231931,386
Mississippi73172204202200201901,142
Missouri1323974074474323821852,382
Montana15526456606629342
Nebraska3613615312815212148774
Nevada308193979110440536
New Hampshire9372937343111188
New Jersey1124014574544744221762,496
New Mexico5314717415415815680922
New York1285075295545275291982,972
North Carolina1695375885795635792383,253
North Dakota13595761525518315
Ohio1705415946075775692413,299
Oklahoma1022842983013052601431,693
Oregon3613515216513413864824
Pennsylvania2456997337427446993674,229
Rhode Island7272526272310145
South Carolina1193794184233953991792,312
South Dakota12384442455218251
Tennessee1865045125325625292343,059
Texas643147214921445148113748258,732
Utah3914216017114913472867
Vermont22214151213684
Virginia1214034454284504061862,439
Washington51222237223201191781,203
West Virginia2711712012012010241647
Wisconsin722952852933002751081,628
Wyoming34829697829256539
National Total4,69114,50915,42615,41615,31914,5186,74086,619
Methodology & Source Notes:Data source derived from the 2024–2026 Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS) and Motor Carrier Management Information System (MCMIS) snapshot data. Figures reflect large truck commercial vehicle counts involved in reportable crashes. Data presented are subject to revision as updated state law enforcement filings are finalized.
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