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BITRE, Road Deaths Australia, June 2026 (Table 2.2)

Queensland Road Toll 2026

Quick answer: 153 people have died on Queensland roads in 2026, to 30 June 2026, against 136 by the same date in 2025 (+13%). Over the 12 months to June 2026 the death rate was 5.7 per 100,000 people (national 4.8).

Updated . "Road toll" here means people killed in road crashes, not toll-road fees.

153
Deaths in 2026
to 30 June 2026
136
Same date 2025
+13% this year
5.7
Deaths per 100k
12 months to June 2026 (Australia 4.8)

Source: BITRE, Road Deaths Australia, June 2026 (Table 2.2)manual. Queensland TMR publishes a daily fatality report (Word document) on publications.qld.gov.au, CC BY 4.0, but the download is behind a bot check, so we show the latest national bulletin figure and link the daily report. Latest TMR daily fatality report (1 November 2026): publications.qld.gov.au.

By year

Queensland road toll by year

Deaths in each calendar year. The highest year shown is 1995 (456). Rates per 100,000 people are BITRE's (ABS population).

YearDeathsPer 100kSource
2025not confirmed5.4BITRE (rate only)
2024not confirmed5.4BITRE (rate only)
2023not confirmed5.0BITRE (rate only)
20222975.6ARDD
20212775.3ARDD
2020278—ARDD
2019219—ARDD
2018245—ARDD
2017247—ARDD
2016251—ARDD
2015243—ARDD
2014223—ARDD
2013271—ARDD
2012280—ARDD
2011269—ARDD
2010249—ARDD
2009331—ARDD
2008328—ARDD
2007360—ARDD
2006335—ARDD
2005330—ARDD
2004311—ARDD
2003310—ARDD
2002322—ARDD
2001324—ARDD
2000317—ARDD
1999314—ARDD
1998279—ARDD
1997360—ARDD
1996385—ARDD
1995456—ARDD
1994418—ARDD
1993396—ARDD
1992416—ARDD
1991395—ARDD
1990399—ARDD
1989428—ARDD

ARDD = Australian Road Deaths Database (BITRE), copy on data.gov.au with complete years to 2022. Where the state publishes its own yearly table (South Australia from 2005, the ACT from 2000, the Northern Territory's last full year) that figure is used. "Not confirmed": the full-year count for that year is in the current ARDD on bitre.gov.au, which we could not download.

ARDD · 2013–2022

Road deaths in Queensland by road user

YearDriversPassengersMotorcyclistsPedestriansCyclistsOther or unknown
202214048742960
2021118626720100
202013449543470
201911237451861
201812141433550
201710152503581
201610638623780
201511747542140
201410652371990
2013136564521130

Motorcyclists include pillion passengers.

Deaths in Queensland over the Christmas period, 23 December to 3 January (ARDD): 2022-23: 10 · 2021-22: 5 · 2020-21: 10 · 2019-20: 1 · 2018-19: 13 · 2017-18: 10 · 2016-17: 6 · 2015-16: 7 · 2014-15: 4 · 2013-14: 4. See double demerit dates and the Christmas road toll.

Other states

Road toll in other states and territories

State2026 so farSame date 2025Counted to
New South Wales2882821 November 2026
Victoria2292471 November 2026
Western Australia11110230 June 2026
South Australia90761 November 2026
Tasmania172430 June 2026
Northern Territory2836at least 8 October 2026 (the page is undated; read 2 November 2026)
Australian Capital Territory12—22 September 2026
Questions

Queensland road toll — FAQ

How many people have died on the roads in Queensland in 2026?
153 people have died on Queensland roads in 2026, to 30 June 2026, against 136 by the same date in 2025 (+13%). This is the latest official figure we could confirm; BITRE, Road Deaths Australia, June 2026 (Table 2.2) publishes the running count.
Is the Queensland road toll higher than last year?
Yes. 153 deaths to 30 June 2026 compares with 136 by the same date in 2025 (+13%).
What was the Queensland road toll rate in 2025?
5.4 deaths per 100,000 people in 2025, against 4.7 for Australia (BITRE, Road Deaths Australia). The full-year count by state for 2025 is published by BITRE in the Australian Road Deaths Database.
What was Queensland's worst year for road deaths?
1995, with 456 deaths, the highest year in the series shown on this page (1989–2022).
What counts as a road death?
A person who dies within 30 days of a crash on a public road, where the crash was not deliberate. All Australian states use this national definition, so the counts can be compared.
Sources and method

Where these numbers come from