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Motorcycle Crashes By County
(2021-2025* Average)
Motorcycle crashes are concentrated in Florida’s most populous counties. Based on the current multi-year averages, Miami-Dade (1,174.2) recorded the highest average number of motorcycle crashes, followed by Broward (713.0), Hillsborough (563.0), Volusia (501.6), Orange (491.2), Duval (463.0), Palm Beach (429.2), Pinellas (404.8), Lee (328.4), and Polk (319.4).
Counties with the lowest average number of motorcycle crashes include Liberty (2.0), Lafayette (2.4), Union (3.6), Hamilton (4.2), and Franklin (4.6).
While population size and traffic volume contribute to higher crash counts in urban counties, factors such as tourism, roadway usage, weather, and motorcycle ridership also influence the geographic distribution of crashes across Florida.
Motorcyclist Serious Injuries By County
(2021-2025* Average)
The geographic distribution of serious motorcycle injuries closely mirrors overall motorcycle crash activity. Miami-Dade (170.4) reported the highest average number of serious injuries, followed by Broward (126.4), Hillsborough (120.6), Orange (107.4), Volusia (102.4), Pinellas (89.6), Palm Beach (78.8), Pasco (74.8), Lee (71.4), and Brevard (70.0).
Counties with the lowest average number of serious injuries include Union (0.0), Lafayette (0.4), Liberty (0.8), Hamilton (1.0), and Jefferson (1.0).
Although the highest numbers occur in densely populated counties, serious injuries are reported throughout the state, emphasizing the importance of rider safety, protective equipment, and continued motorcycle safety education.
Motorcyclist Fatalities By County
(2021-2025* Average)
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Motorcyclist fatalities occur throughout Florida but are concentrated in the state’s most populous counties. Miami-Dade (56.8) recorded the highest average number of fatalities, followed by Broward (43.2), Duval (35.8), Hillsborough (35.8), Volusia (35.0), Orange (31.4), Lee (27.0), Palm Beach (25.6), Pinellas (24.2), and Pasco (23.2).
Several counties averaged fewer than one motorcyclist fatality during the reporting period. Liberty County reported no average fatalities, while Calhoun, Franklin, Gilchrist, Glades, Jefferson, Lafayette, and Taylor each averaged fewer than one fatality.
Population size, traffic volume, roadway characteristics, and motorcycle exposure all contribute to regional differences in fatal motorcycle crashes. While urban counties generally report the greatest number of fatalities, fatal crashes can occur anywhere in Florida, reinforcing the importance of rider training, proper licensing, helmet use, and safe riding practices.
*Preliminary data for 2025 as of 07/20/2026
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