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Crash DataTexas, Harris County and Houston crash statistics with CSV downloads

Statistics compiled from TxDOT, NHTSA and FMCSA. Every table names its source document and data date, and every dataset downloads as CSV.

The pages in this section turn public crash records into tables you can cite. Most figures come from TxDOT’s annual reports, which are built from Texas Peace Officer’s Crash Reports in the Crash Records Information System.1 Federal figures come from NHTSA’s Fatality Analysis Reporting System and FMCSA’s analysis tools.2,3

Three things to check before citing a number:

  • The data date. TxDOT’s 2025 reports use crash reports processed as of April 7, 2026. Earlier years were reissued with data as of April 9, 2025, and totals can move between editions.4
  • The definition. A TxDOT “commercial motor vehicle” crash, an NHTSA “large truck” crash and an FMCSA “truck and bus” crash are three different counts.
  • The geography. City of Houston figures cover crashes inside city limits on all roads, freeways included. Harris County figures cover the whole county.

The sources and methodology page explains how Texas Mobility Outlook reads and checks each table.

Datasets

Every table downloads as CSV
DatasetYearsSourceDownload
Texas traffic crashes, deaths and injuries, 2015-20252015-2025TxDOTCSV
Texas pedestrian, bicyclist and motorcyclist deaths, 2015-20252015-2025TxDOTCSV
Texas crashes involving commercial motor vehicles, 2014-20252014-2025TxDOTCSV
Deaths in crashes involving large trucks: Texas and U.S., 2015-20242015-2024NHTSACSV
Texas deaths and fatal crashes involving large trucks and buses (FMCSA), 2019-20242019-2024FMCSACSV
Top contributing factors in Texas crashes, 20252025TxDOTCSV
Harris County crashes, deaths and injuries, 2015-20252015-2025TxDOTCSV
Traffic deaths and serious injuries by county: Greater Houston and large Texas counties, 2023-20252023-2025TxDOTCSV
City of Houston crashes, deaths and injuries, 2015-20252015-2025TxDOTCSV
Crashes, deaths and serious injuries in the five largest Texas cities, 20252025TxDOTCSV
City of Houston traffic deaths by travel mode, 2018-20222018-2022City of HoustonCSV
Harris County pedestrian, bicyclist and motorcyclist deaths and serious injuries, 2018-20242018-2024H-GACCSV
Harris County non-freeway intersections with the most crashes, March 2021 to February 2022March 2021 to February 2022University of HoustonCSV
Houston intersections in a 2025 statewide crash-count ranking (law-firm analysis)2025Angel Reyes & AssociatesCSV
People killed in Texas traffic crashes by person type, 20252025TxDOTCSV
Rural and urban crashes, deaths and serious injuries in Texas, 20252025TxDOTCSV
Selected Texas traffic death counts by crash type and behavior, 2023-20252023-2025TxDOTCSV
Texas traffic deaths as counted by TxDOT and by NHTSA (FARS), 2015-20252015-2025TxDOTCSV
Texas crashes involving a trailer, 2023-20252023-2025TxDOTCSV
Traffic deaths and serious injuries in the eight-county H-GAC region, 2022-20242022-2024H-GACCSV
Fatal and serious-injury crashes per 100,000 residents by county, H-GAC region (annual average, 2018-2024)2018-2024 (annual average)H-GACCSV
City of Houston traffic deaths as reported by four sources, 2018-20252018-2025TxDOTCSV
Pedestrians killed in the City of Houston, 2018-20252018-2022, 2024-2025City of HoustonCSV

Sources

Figures were read from the documents below and checked by Texas Mobility Outlook. Links go to the original publisher. Accessed October 2026 unless noted.

  1. Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT), Texas Motor Vehicle Crash Statistics, 2003-2025. Annual reports built from Texas Peace Officer's Crash Reports (CR-3) in the Crash Records Information System (CRIS).
  2. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), FARS Encyclopedia: States, Crashes and All Victims. 2024 data from the FARS first release (Annual Report File).
  3. Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), Analysis & Information Online, State Level CMV Fatality Rate and Fatal Crash Rate per 100 Million Total VMT. CMV = large trucks and buses. Source data: NHTSA FARS and FHWA Highway Statistics.
  4. TxDOT, Comparison of Motor Vehicle Traffic Deaths, Vehicle Miles, Death Rates, and Economic Loss, 2003-2025, April 20, 2026. 2024 and 2025 figures as of April 7, 2026.