DFW Accident Statistics by Highway

The LBJ Freeway loops around north Dallas and is one of the busiest — and most crash-prone — corridors in Texas.

Central Expressway carries north Dallas, Richardson, and Plano commuters into downtown every day.

Loop 12 circles Dallas and mixes high-speed freeway segments with signalized boulevard stretches — a crash-heavy combination.

I-30 links Dallas and Fort Worth through Arlington — the main east-west artery of the Metroplex.

I-35E cuts through the heart of Dallas, carrying commuters from Denton to downtown past the Medical District.

I-45 connects downtown Dallas to Houston, starting through south Dallas industrial corridors.

Loop 820 circles Fort Worth, mixing freight traffic with North Richland Hills and Hurst commuters.

The DNT runs from downtown Dallas north through Addison, Plano, and Frisco.

SH-183 connects Dallas, Irving, and DFW Airport traffic to Fort Worth through the Mid-Cities.

The PGBT arcs across the northern suburbs from Irving to Garland and Rowlett.

I-20 runs along the southern edge of the Metroplex, heavy with commercial truck traffic.

I-35W carries Fort Worth and Alliance-corridor traffic north to Denton and south to Hillsboro.