Crash Data & Statistics
Rhode Island
Free, independently produced traffic crash data reports for Rhode Island, sourced from NHTSA FARS (Fatal Crashes). Federal fatal crash data from the NHTSA Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS) adds 871 fatal crash records across 51 cities and 5 counties.
Each report includes crash severity breakdowns, temporal patterns, contributing factors, road and weather conditions, vehicle demographics, and speed limit zone analysis. All data is retrieved programmatically from official government open data portals and is not affiliated with or endorsed by any law enforcement agency or state transportation department.
Fatal crashes in Rhode Island
871 fatal crashes from the NHTSA Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS), the federal census of every US traffic crash that killed someone. Injury and property-damage-only crashes are not in these numbers.
Statewide Fatal Crash Reports
Deaths-only reports covering all of Rhode Island, benchmarked year over year.
Fatal crashes by county (5)
Every Rhode Island county with recorded traffic deaths. Deaths only, not total crashes.
Fatal crashes by city (51)
Deaths-only records by city. Crashes on rural roads outside any municipality are counted at county and state level only.
Providence
Warwick
Cranston
Pawtucket
East Providence
Johnston
Smithfield
Richmond
Woonsocket
Westerly
South Kingstown
East Greenwich
Foster
Scituate
Lincoln
North Smithfield
Coventry
Middletown
Newport
Quidnessett
Charlestown
Fisherville
Glocester
North Kingstown
North Providence
Portsmouth
West Greenwich
West Warwick
Anthony
Cumberland
Cumberland Hill
Exeter
Harrisville
Tiverton
Barrington
Hopkinton
Washington
Bristol
Central Falls
Jamestown
Narragansett Pier
New Shoreham
Chepachet
Cumberland Hill (Cumberland)
West Glocester
Block Island
Hope Valley
Kingston
Lafayette
Narragansett
Warren
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