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Deadliest Highways and Roads in Maryland

Quick answer: I-95 is the deadliest road in Maryland: 143 people died in crashes on it from 2020 to 2024, the worst stretch being near Prince George's County (22 deaths within about 7 miles). Next: US-40 (105) and US-1 (88).

#RoadDeathsFatal crashes2020 · 2024Deadliest ~7-mile stretchCounties
1 I-95
Interstate · live page
143133 23 → 28 near Prince George's County: 22 deaths map Prince George's County, Howard County, Cecil County, Baltimore County
2 US-40
U.S. Highway
10597 18 → 20 near Baltimore County: 20 deaths map Baltimore County, Cecil County, Baltimore city, Harford County
3 US-1
U.S. Highway
8879 19 → 20 near Baltimore city: 27 deaths map Baltimore city, Howard County, Harford County, Baltimore County
4 US-301
U.S. Highway
6963 15 → 10 near Charles County: 13 deaths map Prince George's County, Charles County, Queen Anne's County, Kent County
5 SR-5
State Highway
6664 13 → 12 near Prince George's County: 19 deaths map Prince George's County, St. Mary's County, Charles County
6 US-50
U.S. Highway
5854 9 → 15 near Prince George's County: 8 deaths map Wicomico County, Worcester County, Prince George's County, Queen Anne's County
7 I-70
Interstate · live page
5654 9 → 14 near Howard County: 6 deaths map Frederick County, Howard County, Washington County, Carroll County
8 SR-295
State Highway
5452 13 → 10 near Prince George's County: 15 deaths map Prince George's County, Anne Arundel County, Baltimore city, Baltimore County
9 I-695
Interstate
5045 8 → 10 near Baltimore County: 19 deaths map Baltimore County, Anne Arundel County, Baltimore city
10 SR-4
State Highway
4842 8 → 16 near Prince George's County: 13 deaths map Prince George's County, Calvert County, Anne Arundel County, St. Mary's County
11 SR-2
State Highway
4746 8 → 9 near Anne Arundel County: 8 deaths map Anne Arundel County, Calvert County, Baltimore city
12 SR-26
State Highway
4037 10 → 7 near Baltimore County: 16 deaths map Baltimore County, Baltimore city, Frederick County, Carroll County
13 SR-214
State Highway
3837 9 → 7 near Prince George's County: 19 deaths map Prince George's County, Anne Arundel County
14 SR-140
State Highway
2523 1 → 5 near Baltimore city: 7 deaths map Carroll County, Baltimore County, Baltimore city, Frederick County
15 SR-97
State Highway
2524 5 → 2 near Montgomery County: 11 deaths map Montgomery County, Carroll County, Howard County
16 SR-355
State Highway
2424 6 → 5 near Montgomery County: 9 deaths map Montgomery County, Frederick County
17 SR-210
State Highway
2424 7 → 4 near Prince George's County: 12 deaths map Prince George's County, Charles County
18 SR-450
State Highway
2422 4 → 2 near Prince George's County: 8 deaths map Prince George's County, Anne Arundel County
19 I-83
Interstate
2321 4 → 5 near Baltimore city: 7 deaths map Baltimore County, Baltimore city
20 I-270
Interstate
2221 2 → 7 near Montgomery County: 9 deaths map Montgomery County, Frederick County
21 US-13
U.S. Highway
2017 4 → 5 near Wicomico County: 6 deaths map Wicomico County, Somerset County, Worcester County
22 SR-150
State Highway
1817 6 → 8 near Baltimore County: 9 deaths map Baltimore County, Baltimore city
23 US-29
U.S. Highway
1816 3 → 1 near Montgomery County: 5 deaths map Montgomery County, Howard County
24 SR-213
State Highway
1818 4 → 2 near Cecil County: 6 deaths map Cecil County, Queen Anne's County, Kent County
25 I-68
Interstate
1716 4 → 2 near Allegany County: 3 deaths map Allegany County, Garrett County, Washington County
26 SR-193
State Highway
1717 2 → 5 near Montgomery County: 11 deaths map Prince George's County, Montgomery County
27 SR-650
State Highway
1616 3 → 2 near Montgomery County: 12 deaths map Montgomery County, Prince George's County
28 SR-202
State Highway
1615 3 → 4 near Prince George's County: 10 deaths map Prince George's County
29 SR-6
State Highway
1613 2 → 7 near Charles County: 6 deaths map Charles County, St. Mary's County
30 US-15
U.S. Highway
1515 3 → 6 near Frederick County: 6 deaths map Frederick County
31 I-97
Interstate
1413 1 → 4 near Anne Arundel County: 7 deaths map Anne Arundel County
32 SR-27
State Highway
1412 3 → 3 near Montgomery County: 5 deaths map Montgomery County, Carroll County, Howard County, Frederick County
33 SR-313
State Highway
1411 0 → 5 near Caroline County: 6 deaths map Caroline County, Dorchester County, Wicomico County, Kent County
34 SR-235
State Highway
1211 4 → 2 near St. Mary's County: 3 deaths map St. Mary's County
35 SR-32
State Highway
1212 2 → 2 near Carroll County: 3 deaths map Howard County, Carroll County
36 SR-414
State Highway
1212 2 → 3 near Prince George's County: 8 deaths map Prince George's County
37 SR-173
State Highway
1212 4 → 2 near Baltimore city: 8 deaths map Anne Arundel County, Baltimore city
38 SR-100
State Highway
129 1 → 2 near Anne Arundel County: 5 deaths map Anne Arundel County, Howard County, Montgomery County
39 SR-404
State Highway
129 3 → 1 near Caroline County: 5 deaths map Caroline County, Queen Anne's County
40 I-495
Interstate
1212 0 → 4 near Prince George's County: 6 deaths map Montgomery County, Prince George's County
41 SR-231
State Highway
1111 1 → 3 near Calvert County: 4 deaths map Calvert County, Charles County
42 SR-175
State Highway
1111 2 → 2 near Howard County: 7 deaths map Howard County, Anne Arundel County
43 SR-151
State Highway
1110 2 → 2 near Baltimore County: 10 deaths map Baltimore County, Baltimore city
44 I-595
Interstate
1111 2 → 2 near Prince George's County: 4 deaths map Prince George's County, Anne Arundel County
45 SR-704
State Highway
1111 2 → 1 near Prince George's County: 8 deaths map Prince George's County
46 I-81
Interstate
118 0 → 1 near Washington County: 5 deaths map Washington County
47 SR-198
State Highway
1010 3 → 4 near Prince George's County: 5 deaths map Prince George's County, Anne Arundel County
48 SR-3
State Highway
109 2 → 4 near Anne Arundel County: 7 deaths map Anne Arundel County
49 US-220
U.S. Highway
109 0 → 4 near Allegany County: 6 deaths map Allegany County
50 SR-200
State Highway
98 2 → 1 near Montgomery County: 5 deaths map Montgomery County, Prince George's County
51 I-795
Interstate
99 3 → 2 near Baltimore County: 8 deaths map Baltimore County
52 SR-201
State Highway
99 2 → 1 near Prince George's County: 5 deaths map Prince George's County
53 SR-7
State Highway
99 1 → 2 near Baltimore County: 3 deaths map Harford County, Baltimore County, Carroll County, Cecil County
54 SR-197
State Highway
99 1 → 5 near Prince George's County: 4 deaths map Prince George's County
55 US-340
U.S. Highway
99 0 → 2 — Frederick County, Washington County
56 SR-410
State Highway
99 0 → 2 near Prince George's County: 6 deaths map Prince George's County, Montgomery County
57 US-113
U.S. Highway
88 2 → 0 — Worcester County
58 SR-136
State Highway
88 1 → 1 near Harford County: 3 deaths map Harford County
59 SR-337
State Highway
87 1 → 0 near Prince George's County: 8 deaths map Prince George's County
60 SR-135
State Highway
87 3 → 0 near Garrett County: 3 deaths map Garrett County, Allegany County

Deaths = people killed in crashes on the road, 2020–2024. A crash counts for the first signed Interstate, US or State route of its location; county and unsigned roads are not ranked because their numbers repeat. The stretch is the ~7-mile square with the most deaths on that road. Source: NHTSA FARS.

Questions

Deadliest roads — FAQ

What is the deadliest highway in Maryland?
I-95 is the deadliest road in Maryland: 143 people died in crashes on it from 2020 to 2024, the worst stretch being near Prince George's County (22 deaths within about 7 miles). Next: US-40 (105) and US-1 (88). Long, busy highways lead on totals; the deadliest-stretch column shows where on each road the deaths cluster.
Why is there no deaths-per-mile figure?
FARS records where each fatal crash happened but not how long each route is or how much traffic it carries, so we show totals and the worst ~7-mile stretch rather than a rate we would have to estimate.
Where does this data come from?
NHTSA's Fatality Analysis Reporting System, which records every fatal crash on US public roads, for 2020–2024. Each crash is credited to the first signed Interstate, US or State route of its trafficway.