Car Accidents in Naples, FL: Road Danger Statistics

NHTSA fatal-crash data 2020–2024 | 19,668 residents

Quick answer

According to crimebycity.com's analysis of NHTSA Fatality Analysis Reporting System data, Naples, FL recorded 11 traffic deaths in 11 fatal crashes from 2020 to 2024 — 11.2 deaths per 100,000 residents per year vs the US average of 12.3. Its Road Danger Score of 70/100 means a higher traffic-fatality rate than about 70% of ranked US cities (#68 of 122 in Florida, most dangerous first).

Road Danger Score

70/100
Above Avg
Above-Average Road Danger

Traffic Deaths per 100K

11.2
-9% vs avg
per year (national: 12.3)

Fatal Crashes 2020–2024

11
11 deaths (≈2.2/year)
Government-Verified Data Source: NHTSA FARS 2020–2024 5-Year Window (percentile score)

How Dangerous Are the Roads in Naples, Florida?

Naples has a Road Danger Score of 70/100 (Above-Average Road Danger). Over the five years from 2020 to 2024, federal crash data recorded 11 fatal motor-vehicle crashes in the city, killing 11 people — 11.2 traffic deaths per 100,000 residents per year, below the national average of 12.3.

Naples ranks #68 out of 122 ranked cities in Florida and #643 out of 2,153 nationally for road danger (most dangerous first). The score is a percentile: a higher traffic-fatality rate than about 70% of ranked US cities.

The most distinctive factor in Naples's fatal crashes: drinking driver involved — 36% of fatal crashes, versus 26% nationally.

What’s Behind Naples’s Fatal Crashes (2020–2024)

Share of the city’s 11 fatal crashes where each factor was recorded. Factors overlap, so shares don’t sum to 100%.

Crash Factor Fatal Crashes Naples National Avg
Drinking driver involved 4 36.4% 25.9%
Speeding involved 3 27.3% 28.2%
Pedestrian or cyclist involved 2 18.2% 22.5%
Dark / nighttime conditions 6 54.5% 49.8%

Naples Traffic Deaths by Year

Annual traffic fatalities in Naples, Florida from NHTSA FARS. Single-year swings are normal in smaller cities; the Road Danger Score uses the full 5-year window.

YearTraffic Deaths
2024 3
2023 2
2022 3
2021 0
2020 3

Frequently Asked Questions

How many fatal car accidents happen in Naples, Florida?

According to NHTSA FARS data, Naples recorded 11 fatal car accidents between 2020 and 2024, resulting in 11 traffic deaths — an average of 2.2 deaths per year.

How dangerous are the roads in Naples?

Naples has a Road Danger Score of 70/100, meaning its traffic-fatality rate is higher than about 70% of ranked US cities. The city averages 11.2 traffic deaths per 100,000 residents per year, compared to the US average of 12.3.

What causes fatal car accidents in Naples?

Of Naples's fatal crashes in 2020–2024, 36% involved a drinking driver, 27% involved speeding, 18% involved a pedestrian or cyclist, and 55% happened in dark conditions.

How many people die in car accidents in Naples each year?

An average of 2.2 people per year died in car accidents in Naples across 2020–2024 (11 total), based on the federal Fatality Analysis Reporting System.

Is driving in Naples more dangerous than in other Florida cities?

Naples ranks #68 of 122 ranked Florida cities for road danger (most dangerous first) and #643 of 2,153 nationally.

Road Danger in Other Florida Cities

Car accidents in New Port Richey
Deaths/100K: 17.4 Danger: 90/100
Car accidents in New Smyrna Beach
Deaths/100K: 27.0 Danger: 97/100
Car accidents in North Miami
Deaths/100K: 11.6 Danger: 73/100
Car accidents in North Miami Beach
Deaths/100K: 8.9 Danger: 57/100
Car accidents in North Port
Deaths/100K: 5.3 Danger: 29/100
Car accidents in Ocala
Deaths/100K: 22.3 Danger: 96/100

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