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Deadliest Highways and Roads in Oklahoma

Quick answer: I-40 is the deadliest road in Oklahoma: 160 people died in crashes on it from 2020 to 2024, the worst stretch being near Oklahoma County (14 deaths within about 7 miles). Next: I-44 (149) and I-35 (126).

#RoadDeathsFatal crashes2020 · 2024Deadliest ~7-mile stretchCounties
1 I-40
Interstate · live page
160142 43 → 24 near Oklahoma County: 14 deaths map Oklahoma County, Canadian County, Custer County, Sequoyah County
2 I-44
Interstate
149139 29 → 21 near Oklahoma County: 13 deaths map Oklahoma County, Tulsa County, Creek County, Lincoln County
3 I-35
Interstate · live page
126109 24 → 20 near Cleveland County: 14 deaths map Cleveland County, Oklahoma County, Love County, Kay County
4 US-69
U.S. Highway
6763 7 → 16 near Bryan County: 6 deaths map Bryan County, Atoka County, Pittsburg County, Wagoner County
5 US-62
U.S. Highway
5956 11 → 16 near Lincoln County: 5 deaths map Muskogee County, Cherokee County, Oklahoma County, Grady County
6 US-64
U.S. Highway
5649 7 → 11 near Muskogee County: 5 deaths map Tulsa County, Muskogee County, Pawnee County, Sequoyah County
7 US-75
U.S. Highway
5553 11 → 10 near Tulsa County: 8 deaths map Tulsa County, Washington County, Okmulgee County, Okfuskee County
8 US-70
U.S. Highway
5548 8 → 7 near Bryan County: 5 deaths map Bryan County, Choctaw County, McCurtain County, Carter County
9 SR-51
State Highway
5548 8 → 9 near Wagoner County: 7 deaths map Payne County, Tulsa County, Wagoner County, Adair County
10 US-77
U.S. Highway
5146 6 → 8 near Oklahoma County: 9 deaths map Oklahoma County, Kay County, Cleveland County, Logan County
11 US-270
U.S. Highway
4842 8 → 7 near Pottawatomie County: 4 deaths map Dewey County, Le Flore County, Beaver County, Pottawatomie County
12 SR-9
State Highway
4744 11 → 11 near Cleveland County: 9 deaths map Cleveland County, Pottawatomie County, Hughes County, Caddo County
13 US-412
U.S. Highway
4639 11 → 12 near Mayes County: 5 deaths map Mayes County, Rogers County, Delaware County, Tulsa County
14 SR-3
State Highway
4544 13 → 7 near Oklahoma County: 4 deaths map McCurtain County, Oklahoma County, Pushmataha County, Canadian County
15 US-59
U.S. Highway
4237 6 → 5 near Adair County: 4 deaths map Delaware County, Adair County, Le Flore County, Ottawa County
16 US-81
U.S. Highway
4033 15 → 7 near Stephens County: 4 deaths map Stephens County, Grady County, Jefferson County, Garfield County
17 US-177
U.S. Highway
3833 4 → 5 near Payne County: 6 deaths map Payne County, Pottawatomie County, Lincoln County, Kay County
18 US-169
U.S. Highway
3732 6 → 5 near Tulsa County: 10 deaths map Tulsa County, Nowata County, Rogers County
19 SR-33
State Highway
3631 3 → 7 near Logan County: 6 deaths map Payne County, Logan County, Creek County, Roger Mills County
20 I-244
Interstate
3329 6 → 7 near Tulsa County: 15 deaths map Tulsa County
21 SR-74
State Highway
3129 4 → 11 near Oklahoma County: 6 deaths map Oklahoma County, Logan County, McClain County, Garvin County
22 US-259
U.S. Highway
2926 5 → 6 near McCurtain County: 6 deaths map McCurtain County, Le Flore County
23 SR-20
State Highway
2826 8 → 4 near Delaware County: 4 deaths map Osage County, Mayes County, Rogers County, Delaware County
24 SR-66
State Highway
2727 4 → 6 near Rogers County: 3 deaths map Rogers County, Creek County, Oklahoma County, Canadian County
25 SR-11
State Highway
2725 3 → 7 near Tulsa County: 8 deaths map Tulsa County, Kay County, Osage County, Grant County
26 US-60
U.S. Highway
2625 6 → 3 near Major County: 3 deaths map Ottawa County, Craig County, Major County, Garfield County
27 SR-7
State Highway
2422 4 → 7 near Stephens County: 5 deaths map Stephens County, Garvin County, Comanche County, Atoka County
28 US-377
U.S. Highway
2315 6 → 2 near Johnston County: 6 deaths map Seminole County, Johnston County, Pontotoc County, Lincoln County
29 SR-37
State Highway
2217 3 → 1 near McClain County: 6 deaths map Grady County, McCurtain County, McClain County, Cleveland County
30 US-271
U.S. Highway
2116 2 → 3 near Choctaw County: 4 deaths map Le Flore County, Choctaw County, Pushmataha County
31 SR-10
State Highway
2020 7 → 3 near Ottawa County: 4 deaths map Ottawa County, Delaware County, Muskogee County, Cherokee County
32 SR-18
State Highway
2017 1 → 5 near Payne County: 6 deaths map Pottawatomie County, Payne County, Lincoln County, Pawnee County
33 SR-48
State Highway
2015 6 → 4 near Pawnee County: 5 deaths map Creek County, Pawnee County, Johnston County, Okfuskee County
34 I-240
Interstate
1917 4 → 5 near Oklahoma County: 13 deaths map Oklahoma County
35 SR-82
State Highway
1816 2 → 6 near Mayes County: 3 deaths map Mayes County, Cherokee County, Haskell County, Le Flore County
36 SR-152
State Highway
1515 1 → 1 near Canadian County: 4 deaths map Canadian County, Washita County, Oklahoma County, Beckham County
37 SR-99
State Highway
1512 2 → 5 near Osage County: 4 deaths map Osage County, Lincoln County, Seminole County
38 SR-4
State Highway
1514 2 → 1 near Canadian County: 7 deaths map Canadian County, McCurtain County, Grady County, McClain County
39 SR-31
State Highway
1410 3 → 1 near Pittsburg County: 4 deaths map Pittsburg County, Haskell County, Coal County
40 SR-112
State Highway
138 2 → 4 near Le Flore County: 10 deaths map Le Flore County
41 US-283
U.S. Highway
1311 3 → 4 — Jackson County, Greer County, Beckham County, Harper County
42 SR-76
State Highway
1312 3 → 4 near Love County: 3 deaths map McClain County, Love County, Carter County, Garvin County
43 SR-1
State Highway
1211 2 → 2 near Johnston County: 3 deaths map Johnston County, Pontotoc County, Le Flore County
44 US-183
U.S. Highway
1111 4 → 2 — Custer County, Tillman County, Woodward County, Kiowa County
45 SR-39
State Highway
118 3 → 0 near Pottawatomie County: 3 deaths map Pottawatomie County, McClain County, Seminole County
46 SR-2
State Highway
1111 3 → 0 — Latimer County, Craig County, Pushmataha County, Haskell County
47 US-83
U.S. Highway
115 2 → 6 near Beaver County: 6 deaths map Beaver County
48 SR-32
State Highway
119 1 → 1 near Marshall County: 5 deaths map Marshall County, Love County
49 SR-16
State Highway
1010 1 → 1 — Okmulgee County, Muskogee County, Wagoner County, Creek County
50 SR-364
State Highway
108 1 → 1 near Tulsa County: 4 deaths map Tulsa County, Wagoner County
51 SR-100
State Highway
99 1 → 1 near Adair County: 3 deaths map Adair County, Sequoyah County, Cherokee County
52 SR-58
State Highway
99 2 → 0 — Major County, Caddo County, Comanche County
53 SR-56
State Highway
99 2 → 2 near Okfuskee County: 3 deaths map Seminole County, Okfuskee County, Okmulgee County
54 SR-9A
State Highway
88 3 → 1 near Seminole County: 4 deaths map Seminole County, Pottawatomie County, Le Flore County
55 I-235
Interstate
88 2 → 1 near Oklahoma County: 7 deaths map Oklahoma County
56 US-277
U.S. Highway
86 2 → 1 near Caddo County: 5 deaths map Caddo County, Grady County
57 SR-97
State Highway
88 2 → 0 near Tulsa County: 5 deaths map Tulsa County, Creek County, Osage County
58 US-287
U.S. Highway
87 1 → 3 near Cimarron County: 3 deaths map Cimarron County
59 US-69A
U.S. Highway
84 0 → 0 near Ottawa County: 5 deaths map Ottawa County
60 US-54
U.S. Highway
76 3 → 0 — Texas 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 Oklahoma?
I-40 is the deadliest road in Oklahoma: 160 people died in crashes on it from 2020 to 2024, the worst stretch being near Oklahoma County (14 deaths within about 7 miles). Next: I-44 (149) and I-35 (126). 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.