Traffic in Utah

I-15 Wasatch Front
Key corridor

Historical data

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Compared to the United States

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Side-by-side comparison of Utah vs. the U.S. average.

National ranking

Utah ranks #2 of 44 states by traffic fatalities per 100k.

#1Kentucky0
#2Utah0
#3Louisiana0
#4Montana1.9
#5Wyoming6
#6New Jersey7.3
#7Ohio9.9
#8Wisconsin9.9
#9Washington9.9
#10Virginia10.7
#11Michigan10.8
#12Missouri16
#13North Carolina16
#14Georgia16.1
#15Arizona17
#16Oklahoma17
#17South Dakota17.6
#18Nebraska18.7
#19Iowa19.4
#20Kansas19.5
#21New Hampshire20
#22Maine20
#23Idaho20.5
#24Arkansas22.4
#25Indiana25
#26Delaware25
#27South Carolina25
#28Mississippi25.5
#29Alabama25.5
#30Rhode Island25.7
#31West Virginia26
#32Texas27
#33Connecticut27.5
#34Hawaii27.5
#35New Mexico28
#36California29
#37Minnesota40
#38Oregon45
#39Vermont48
#40Alaska49
#41Colorado52
#42Massachusetts88
#43Illinois102
#44Florida240

Overview

Traffic congestion along Interstate 15 through the Wasatch Front has worsened with rapid population growth, ranking among the more congested corridors in the Mountain West. Key figures for Utah include Key corridor of I-15 Wasatch Front, offering a clear snapshot of traffic in the state. Understanding traffic helps residents, businesses and policymakers compare Utah to national and regional benchmarks.

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