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Edition: FARS 2024, annual fileNHTSA released it on Release dates

Embed a card of the figures

A card shows the headline FARS figures of one county, state or route, with the source and a link to the full page. You can put a card on any page free of charge.

Which cards there are

  • A card for each state and for the District of Columbia. It gives deaths, fatal crashes and both rates of 2024, and the deaths of 2015 to 2024.
  • A card for each of the 903 counties that search engines list. It gives deaths and fatal crashes of 2024, the deaths of two ten-year periods and the rate in a year.
  • A card for each of the 111 routes that search engines list. It gives fatal crashes and deaths of 2024 and of 2015 to 2024, and the counties on the route.

The page of each county, state or route has the code of its card, under "Cite this page".

How to put a card on a page

Copy the code into the HTML of your page. This is the code of the card for Ohio:

<iframe src="https://fatalroads.com/embed/state/ohio/" title="Fatal crashes in Ohio" width="100%" height="300" style="border:0;max-width:640px" loading="lazy"></iframe>
<p style="margin:4px 0 0;font-size:13px"><a href="https://fatalroads.com/state/ohio/">Fatal crashes in Ohio</a>, from fatalroads.com</p>

Example cards: Ohio, Harris County, TX, Interstate 95 (FL).

Terms

  • A card is free. You do not need to ask.
  • Keep the link to this site in the card, and do not change the figures.
  • Keep the link line under the card. It links to the full page of the figures.
  • A card changes when the site has new FARS data. To keep the figures of one date, cite the page and its data date instead.
  • A card has no advertising and no analytics. The site does not count the people who see it.

For one figure in an article, the method of the figures and the "Cite this page" part of each page give the source and the data date. Each state also has a CSV file of its counties by year.