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Fatal Crashes in Summit County, Ohio

279 fatal crashes and 302 fatalities from 2017-2023. Data from NHTSA FARS.

279
Fatal crashes
302
Fatalities
35%
Drunk driver
39
Avg per year

Crashes by year

YearCrashesFatalitiesDrunk driver
2017434711
2018293413
2019313310
2020495017
2021424817
2022404415
2023454616

Cities in Summit County

Fatal crashes by city within Summit County. Need crash history at a specific address or intersection? Our intersection report shows every fatal crash within any radius of a GPS coordinate.

CityCrashesFatalities
AKRON134148
GREEN2123
CUYAHOGA FALLS1616
RICHFIELD88
STOW66
NORTON66
HUDSON66
MACEDONIA56
BARBERTON55
BOSTON HEIGHTS55
Other45
TWINSBURG44
TALLMADGE33
BATH22
MOGADORE11

When crashes happen

By month

MonthCrashes
January20
February15
March24
April13
May26
June17
July29
August34
September24
October32
November17
December28

Most dangerous hours

HourCrashes
22:0025
18:0022
15:0020
19:0015
03:0015
02:0013
21:0013
17:0013
07:0013
20:0013

Vehicles involved in fatal crashes

MakeVehicles involved
Ford59
Chevrolet54
Dodge28
Harley-Davidson27
Honda27
KIA19
Toyota18
Nissan/Datsun15
Jeep / Kaiser-Jeep / Willys- Jeep14
Hyundai14

Conditions

Weather

WeatherCrashes
Clear159
Cloudy88
Rain16
Snow12
Sleet or Hail2
Severe Crosswinds1
Unknown1

Collision type

TypeCrashes
Single vehicle / pedestrian / object179
Angle46
Front-to-Front23
Front-to-Rear22
Sideswipe - Same Direction6
Rear-to-Side2
Sideswipe - Opposite Direction1

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Data source: NHTSA Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS), 2017-2023. Updated annually. All Ohio counties.  ·  All states.