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Pedestrian Deaths by County
Pedestrian Deaths
Source NHTSA Fatality Analysis Reporting System, 2019-2023 Provenance US federal agency · primary Agency National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Years 2019-2023 Unit per 100,000 people Geography County (1,937 published) Counted among County residents Coverage 60% of counties Highest Glasscock County, Texas, 37.5 Lowest Crook County, Wyoming, 0.0
People on foot killed by a vehicle, per 100,000 residents per year. High rates mark places where people walk along roads built only for driving, which is not the same as places where people walk most.
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Highest counties
County Pedestrian Deaths
Glasscock County, Texas 37.5
Sherman County, Texas 26.1
Culberson County, Texas 18.2
Crockett County, Texas 14.2
Kimble County, Texas 13.7
Tunica County, Mississippi 12.7
Big Horn County, Montana 12.4
Warren County, Georgia 11.6
Brooks County, Texas 11.5
McKinley County, New Mexico 11.1
Torrance County, New Mexico 9.0
Oldham County, Texas 8.9
Lowest counties
County Pedestrian Deaths
Crook County, Wyoming 0.0
Marinette County, Wisconsin 0.0
La Crosse County, Wisconsin 0.0
Juneau County, Wisconsin 0.0
Jackson County, Wisconsin 0.0
Green County, Wisconsin 0.0
Grant County, Wisconsin 0.0
Dunn County, Wisconsin 0.0
Hampshire County, West Virginia 0.0
Walla Walla County, Washington 0.0
Pacific County, Washington 0.0
Klickitat County, Washington 0.0
Counted among: County residents