TXTxDOT crash records · Jan–Dec 2025

The 50 most dangerous
intersections in Texas.

Texas recorded 617,930 crashes last year; one in four happened at an intersection. These are the fifty crossings where they piled up. Hover or tap the map to zoom in, or search a city or street beside the list.

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The full ranked list: 50 most dangerous intersections in Texas (2025)

The same data as the map above, in a plain table you can copy into a spreadsheet. Ranked by total reported crashes at each intersection in 2025, from the TxDOT Crash Records Information System (CRIS) public extract.

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Texas intersections ranked by 2025 reported crashes (source: TxDOT CRIS).
RankIntersectionCityCrashesInjuries
1General Bruce Dr & H K Dodgen Loop (South)Temple, TX7739
2Central Expressway & University Dr (US-380)McKinney, TX5845
3AW Grimes Blvd & Louis Henna BlvdRound Rock, TX5326
4Eastex Fwy & Lucas DrBeaumont, TX4914
5Morris Ave & S TX-288Manvel, TX465
6Padre Island Dr & Staples StCorpus Christi, TX469
7Bissonnet St & West Sam Houston Pkwy SHouston, TX4429
8Crossview Dr & Richmond AveHouston, TX4320
9Coit Rd & Spring Creek PkwyPlano, TX4339
10Desert Blvd & Mesa StEl Paso, TX4221
11Artcraft Rd & Desert BlvdEl Paso, TX4113
12Jack Kultgen Expy & Valley Mills DrWaco, TX4136
13Fondren Rd & Westpark DrHouston, TX3818
14Lookout Rd & Toepperwein RdLive Oak, TX3712
15Edgemere Blvd & Rich Beem BlvdEl Paso, TX364
16Cane Island Rd & Parkside DrKaty, TX360
17Dallas Pkwy & Frankford RdDallas, TX3537
1818th St & Jack Kultgen ExpyWaco, TX3539
19Bissonnet St & Sam Houston PkwyHouston, TX3432
20Hardy Rd & North Sam Houston Pkwy EHouston, TX3418
21South Sam Houston Pkwy E & Telephone RdHouston, TX3325
22Bandera Rd & Wurzbach RdLeon Valley, TX3322
23Shepherd Dr & Victory DrHouston, TX3327
24IH-35 South Frontage & Louis Henna BlvdRound Rock, TX3212
25Loop 289 & Slide RdLubbock, TX3229
26Loop 289 & University AveLubbock, TX3126
27Macgregor Way & South FwyHouston, TX3112
28Old Denton Rd & Trinity Mills RdCarrollton, TX3011
29Fannin St & Pease StHouston, TX3020
30Loop 289 & Quaker AveLubbock, TX3029
31College St & IH-10Beaumont, TX3013
32Culebra Rd & Zarzamora StSan Antonio, TX3015
33IH-45 E Frontage & NASA PkwyWebster, TX3013
34Greens Rd & John F Kennedy BlvdHouston, TX2912
35Market Center Blvd & Stemmons FwyDallas, TX2921
36Danville Dr & Southwest DrAbilene, TX2918
37Greenlawn Blvd & Louis Henna BlvdRound Rock, TX2912
38Loop 289 & Marsha Sharp FwyLubbock, TX2828
39Dallas Pkwy & Legacy DrPlano, TX2816
40Brooklyn Ave & Euclid AveSan Antonio, TX2812
41Broadway St & South FwyPearland, TX2810
42Hunt Ln & Potranco RdSan Antonio, TX2713
43Frank Ave & John Redditt DrLufkin, TX279
44Hillcrest Rd & Lyndon B Johnson FwyDallas, TX2716
45Padre Island Dr & Rodd Field RdCorpus Christi, TX272
46Main St & Post Oak RdHouston, TX2715
47Clear Creek Rd & Stan Schlueter LoopKilleen, TX2719
48Colonel Bill Card Jr & Harrison AveHarlingen, TX2618
49Chartres St & Congress StHouston, TX266
50US-77 & Wilson RdHarlingen, TX2615

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Regional detail

Fatal intersection crashes by region.

The ranking above counts every reported crash in one year from TxDOT. The tables below use a different and narrower record: the federal count of fatal crashes only, over ten years, so a region with fewer wrecks still has enough to compare. Under each region, published TxDOT totals and local reporting are quoted with their source named.

509Fatal crashes at intersections, 2015 to 2024
541Deaths in those crashes
125Pedestrians killed
20Cyclists killed

18.8% of the region’s 2,882 road deaths in these years happened at or near an intersection. In the five most recent final data years, 2019 to 2023, the region recorded 276 fatal intersection crashes and 294 deaths.

By city, fatal intersection crashes 2015 to 2024
CityFatal crashesDeathsPedestrians
San Antonio296308103
New Braunfels18182
Converse670
Seguin550
Helotes450
Schertz460
Cibolo220
Devine230
Outside any city15016213
Crossings with two or more fatal crashes, names confirmed in OpenStreetMap
IntersectionPlaceFatal crashesDeathsYears
South General McMullen Drive and Ceralvo StreetSan Antonio442016, 2021, 2023
Division Avenue and Pleasanton RoadSan Antonio332020, 2021, 2024
US Highway 90 East and County Road 4712Medina County332021, 2023, 2024
North Zarzamora Street and Culebra RoadSan Antonio332017, 2020, 2022
North Zarzamora Street and West Martin StreetSan Antonio332015, 2018, 2020
Alamo Ranch Parkway and Westwood LoopBexar County242016, 2018
Anderson Loop and Graytown RoadConverse232020, 2024
Ranch Road 32 and Ranch Road 484Fischer232022, 2024
US Highway 90 West and County Road 422Medina County232017, 2024
US Highway 281 North and East Borgfeld DriveBexar County232015, 2016

Region: San Antonio-New Braunfels Metropolitan Statistical Area, 8 counties, OMB Bulletin 23-01 (July 2023), the current delineation as of 2026-09-23 per census.gov.

What local sources report
TxDOT reportable crashes, all severities, by county and city
Place2025 crashes2025 fatal crashes2025 deaths2024 crashes2024 fatal crashes2024 deaths
Bexar County46,74418219048,522205215
Comal County2,87314152,8312022
Guadalupe County3,12116163,1081818
San Antonio37,29915916739,805162170
New Braunfels1,643441,60588

Texas Department of Transportation, Crashes and Injuries by County and Crashes and Injuries Cities and Towns. 2025 counts are reportable crashes received and processed by TxDOT as of April 7, 2026; 2024 counts as of April 9, 2025. County tables and city tables.

Source for this section: National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS), national files for data years 2015 to 2024, downloaded from nhtsa.gov on 2026-09-21. 2024 is NHTSA’s Annual Report File and is preliminary; 2015 to 2023 are final. Counted: crashes NHTSA codes at an intersection or intersection related (RELJCT2 2 or 3) and not inside a freeway interchange (RELJCT1 0), grouped within 100 meters. Texas statewide over the same years: 6,886 fatal intersection crashes and 7,539 deaths, 19% of all road deaths. Pedestrian and cyclist counts are fatally injured people coded PER_TYP 5, 6 and 7. Analysis: J. Alexander Law Firm.

Data & method

Methodology & sources.

Each intersection above is ranked by one number: the total reported crashes recorded there in 2025. The counts come from the Texas Department of Transportation’s Crash Records Information System (CRIS) public extract, covering crashes from January 1 through December 31, 2025 and flagged by TxDOT as occurring at an intersection. Where two intersections show the same total, the tie is broken by that same crash count; nothing else moves a location up or down the list.

This sits inside the statewide picture at the top of this page: Texas recorded 617,930 crashes in 2025, and roughly one in four happened at an intersection. The fifty crossings below are simply where that statewide total piled up the most in a single spot.

SourceTxDOT CRIS public extractCrash Records Information System
PeriodJan 1 to Dec 31, 2025Crashes flagged at an intersection
RankingTotal reported crashesTies share the same count
UpdatedSeptember 23, 2026TxDOT revises crash records after year end; counts can change
Where the map ends

What the map doesn’t decide.

A dangerous intersection does not by itself decide who is at fault after a crash. J. Alexander Law looks at what actually happened at the moment of impact: which driver ran the light, missed a yield, followed too close, or otherwise broke a traffic rule. Texas follows modified comparative fault (Tex. Civ. Prac. & Rem. Code § 33.001), so your share of blame can reduce or bar what you recover, and a claim generally must be filed within two years of the crash (§ 16.003). This map is for general information only and is not legal advice; talk to a lawyer about the facts of your own crash.

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If it was a car

Hurt in a car crash at one of these crossings?

Most of the wrecks behind these numbers are ordinary car crashes. We explain how fault gets proven, what the insurer will offer, and what your claim can cover.

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If it was a truck

Hit by a semi or commercial truck?

A truck crash at an intersection is rarely a simple two-driver claim. The trucking company, its insurer, and federal safety rules all come into it; here is how we handle those cases.

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Questions we hear

Frequently asked questions.

01

I was hurt at one of these intersections. What should I do?

Get medical care first, then get the police crash report and photos of the scene before you talk to any insurance adjuster. The crash count on this map only shows how often a location floods with wrecks; it does not establish fault in your case, so hold onto the evidence that does.

02

How were these intersections ranked?

By the total number of reported crashes TxDOT recorded there in 2025, drawn from the Crash Records Information System (CRIS) public extract. The higher the crash count, the higher the rank; ties are broken the same way.

03

Does a dangerous intersection mean the city or TxDOT is liable?

Not automatically. A high crash count can support a claim that a road or signal design was unsafe, but a claim against a governmental entity carries its own rules and notice deadlines, separate from a claim against another driver. Most crashes at these intersections still come down to which driver broke a traffic rule.

04

How long do I have to file a claim in Texas?

In most cases, two years from the date of the crash, under Tex. Civ. Prac. & Rem. Code § 16.003. Waiting can cost you the right to recover at all, so talk to a lawyer well before that date.

05

How do I check an intersection near me?

Type the city or a street name into the search box beside the map. The list and the pins narrow to matching crossings, and the sort control reorders them by crashes, injuries, or injuries per crash. Select any row for its numbers and a link you can share. For the Coastal Bend, the Rio Grande Valley and San Antonio, the regional section lower on the page adds ten years of fatal crash data and the figures local agencies and newsrooms have published.

Data: Texas Department of Transportation, Crash Records Information System (CRIS) Public Extract, Jan 1 to Dec 31, 2025, crashes flagged at an intersection. Analysis: .
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This map is for general information only and is not legal advice. Crash counts reflect reportable crashes recorded by TxDOT and may be revised by the state. Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome.