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Arizona Car Accidents Today — Live Reports & Statistics

Quick answer: Arizona recorded 1,229 motor vehicle crash deaths in 2024 — about 3.4 a day, 16.2 per 100,000 people (far above the US average, rank #10 of 51). 1 Arizona accident report tracked in the last 48 hours are listed below. Emergency number: 911.

1,229
Crash Deaths in 2024
FARS · NHTSA / IIHS
16.2
Deaths / 100k People
US average 11.5
1.74
Deaths / 100M Miles
US average 1.19
#10
Risk Rank
of 51 (1 = highest rate)
— zones in view
US accident reports · last 24h Centered on Arizona
Arizona
About Arizona

Arizona is a landlocked state in the Southwestern United States, sharing the Four Corners region with Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah. It also borders Nevada to the northwest and California to the west, and shares an international border with the Mexican states of Sonora and Baja California to the south and southwest. Its capital and largest city is Phoenix, which is the most populous state capital and fifth-most populous city in the United States.

Capital
Phoenix
Population
7,151,502 (2020)
Area
295,234 km²
Crash deaths 2024
1,229
Deaths / 100k
16.2

Text: Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Facts: Wikidata (CC0) · read 2026-09-11

Latest From Arizona

Arizona Accident News — Last 48 Hours

Official DOT feeds · live snapshots

Live traffic cameras in Arizona

Public traffic-camera snapshots nearest to the latest geocoded reports on this page, straight from the transport authority. Images refresh on their own schedule (seconds to minutes); a camera is picked by distance and is not necessarily pointed at the incident.

Traffic camera: SR-87 @BIA 101
SR-87 @BIA 101Arizona 511 (ADOT) · 35 km from centre
Traffic camera: SR-87 @SR-260
SR-87 @SR-260Arizona 511 (ADOT) · 35 km from centre
Traffic camera: SR-260 @Tyler Parkway
SR-260 @Tyler ParkwayArizona 511 (ADOT) · 38 km from centre
Traffic camera: I-17 @Cordes Junction
I-17 @Cordes JunctionArizona 511 (ADOT) · 39 km from centre
Traffic camera: I-17 @S of SR69
I-17 @S of SR69Arizona 511 (ADOT) · 39 km from centre
Traffic camera: SR-260 @Star Valley
SR-260 @Star ValleyArizona 511 (ADOT) · 40 km from centre

Camera data: AZ511 / Arizona Department of Transportation (all 644 cameras). Snapshots are served by the authority and are not stored by this site. Cameras marked Live video play inline; the rest are still images refreshed by the authority.

Statistics · 2024

Road Safety in Arizona

With a population of 7,582,384 and 70,451 million vehicle miles travelled, Arizona recorded 1,229 crash deaths in 2024: 16.2 per 100,000 people and 1.74 per 100 million miles. Speeding was a factor in 36% of those deaths.

By road user: pedestrians 20%, motorcyclists 18%, bicyclists 3%.

About 419 deaths (34%) were in crashes involving a driver at or over the 0.08% alcohol limit, and 88 of those killed were teenagers aged 15–19. Compare: drunk driving deaths by state · teen deaths by state.

Source: NHTSA FARS 2024 via IIHS state-by-state tables. National context: US road deaths by year.

Compare

States With a Similar Death Rate

StateRankDeaths 2024Per 100kPer 100M miles
Arizona#101,22916.21.74
Montana#720618.11.49
Tennessee#81,19716.61.52
Louisiana#975216.41.36
South Dakota#1114615.81.4
Oklahoma#1264515.71.39
Kentucky#1370715.41.44
Questions

Arizona — FAQ

How many people die in car accidents in Arizona each year?
Arizona recorded 1,229 motor vehicle crash deaths in 2024 — about 3.4 every day. That is 16.2 deaths per 100,000 residents against a US average of 11.5, and 1.74 deaths per 100 million vehicle miles travelled (FARS data via IIHS).
Is Arizona a dangerous state to drive in?
By death rate, Arizona ranks #10 of 51 (1 = highest) at 16.2 deaths per 100,000 people, which is far above the US average (+41% vs the national rate). Rural mileage, speed and seat-belt use explain most of the gap between states. In Arizona, 36% of crash deaths involved speeding.
What share of Arizona crash deaths are pedestrians and motorcyclists?
In 2024 pedestrians were 20% of Arizona's crash deaths, motorcyclists 18% and bicyclists 3%; the rest were vehicle occupants.
Where do the live Arizona accident reports come from?
From worldwide news monitoring, refreshed every 15 minutes: reports whose headlines name Arizona or its major cities (Phoenix, Tucson, Mesa, Scottsdale) appear here, each linked to the original outlet. Official statistics come from NHTSA's FARS census of fatal crashes as tabulated by IIHS.
What is the emergency number in Arizona?
Dial 911 anywhere in the United States for police, fire or ambulance. For non-emergency road conditions most states run a 511 traveller information line.