At a Glance
- 98 traffic fatalities reported in Austin as of Dec. 28, 2025
- 2024 saw 103 deaths, a slight increase from 94 in 2023
- Record-high 122 fatalities occurred in 2022
- Why it matters: The trend shows a recent decline but highlights ongoing road safety concerns.
Austin’s traffic fatality data for 2025 is now fully reported, with 98 deaths documented up to Dec. 28. The count is lower than last year’s 103 but still above the 94 recorded in 2023. The city’s data hub continues to track and update these figures as new incidents are confirmed.
Fatality Numbers Over Time
The KXAN Data Hub has compiled yearly totals showing a gradual rise from 94 in 2023 to 103 in 2024, before falling to 98 in 2025. The 2022 peak of 122 deaths remains the highest on record. These numbers provide a clear snapshot of how traffic safety has evolved in Austin.
- 2023: 94 fatalities
- 2024: 103 fatalities
- 2025: 98 fatalities
Fatality Types and Monthly Trends
Data is also broken down by type of incident and by month, illustrating patterns such as higher fatality rates during peak traffic periods and in specific districts. The interactive map in the hub lets users hover over dots to see details of each crash.
| Year | Fatalities |
|---|---|
| 2023 | 94 |
| 2024 | 103 |
| 2025 | 98 |
These figures are updated daily as new reports come in, ensuring residents have the most accurate information available.
Key Takeaways
- Fatalities dropped to 98 in 2025 from 103 in 2024.
- The record high of 122 in 2022 still stands.
- Monthly and type breakdowns help identify high-risk periods and areas.
Austin’s traffic fatality trend underscores the need for continued road safety measures, while the Data Hub’s real-time updates keep the public informed.
