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Minnesota — Fatal 18-Wheeler Crash Statistics
Federal NHTSA FARS data on fatal large-truck-involved crashes in Minnesota (2015–2024).
Fatal-only · this dataset counts fatal crashes; it does not represent all-severity truck collisions.
Fatal truck crashes
601
All recorded years
Avg. per year
60
Across 10-year record
Deadliest city
MINNEAPOLIS
Highest fatal-crash count
National rank
#31
of 51 states · 1.3% of U.S. fatal truck crashes
Truck Configuration
- Tractor-trailer432 · 72%
- Straight truck169 · 28%
Fatal Truck Crashes by Year
59'15
51'16
59'17
43'18
52'19
53'20
77'21
71'22
65'23
71'24
Deadliest Cities
01MINNEAPOLIS12
02BLAINE6
03BLOOMINGTON5
04BURNSVILLE5
05ROGERS5
06INVER GROVE HEIGHTS4
07COON RAPIDS3
08EAST BETHEL3
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Source: U.S. NHTSA Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS), data through 2024. Fatal large-truck-involved crashes only.