Traffic Collisions in San Bernardino County

2014 – 2025
201420152016201720182019202020212022202320242025
124,039
Collisions
4,003
People killed
176,551
People injured
39%
On state highways

Between 2014 and 2025, 124,039 collisions were reported to the CHP in San Bernardino County. They killed 4,003 people and injured 176,551. Annual collisions have risen 10% since 2014 — against the statewide trend. The single most common time for a crash here is 5 PM on a Thursday.

Collisions by year

2014 9,256
2015 10,047
2016 11,063
2017 10,328
2018 10,815
2019 11,113
2020 8,837
2021 10,998
2022 10,564
2023 10,370
2024 10,493
2025 10,155

When crashes happen

12 AM6 AM12 PM6 PM11 PM
Sunday 17,581
Monday 17,688
Tuesday 17,770
Wednesday 17,952
Thursday 20,401
Friday 17,189
Saturday 15,458

Roads With the Most Collisions

Freeways

  1. I-1510,900
  2. I-1010,757
  3. SR-2105,375
  4. I-2154,502
  5. SR-602,798
  6. SR-182,275
  7. I-401,298
  8. SR-62976

City Streets

  1. Foothill Blvd1,860
  2. Euclid Ave1,618
  3. Bear Valley Rd1,287
  4. Mountain Ave1,204
  5. Central Ave1,152
  6. Main St919
  7. Riverside Ave915
  8. Sierra Ave801

Intersections With the Most Collisions

Involving a freeway

  1. I-15 & SR-138909
  2. I-15 & Oak Hill Rd600
  3. I-10 & Milliken Ave592
  4. Cedar Ave & I-10549
  5. Haven Ave & I-10548
  6. I-215 & Washington St534
  7. I-15 & Kenwood Ave521
  8. I-215 & Iowa Ave516

City streets only

  1. Euclid Ave & Foothill Blvd115
  2. Bear Valley Rd & Hesperia Rd110
  3. Riverside Dr & Towne Ave107
  4. Foothill Blvd & Mountain Ave103
  5. 7th St & Mountain Ave102
  6. Mission Blvd & Ramona Ave98
  7. Sierra Ave & Valley Blvd95
  8. Baseline Rd & Riverside Ave94

Driving in San Bernardino County?

Compare your route against every one of these 124,039 collisions and take the one with the fewest.

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Source: California Highway Patrol Statewide Integrated Traffic Records System (SWITRS), via the Transportation Injury Mapping System at UC Berkeley. Figures cover collisions reported to the CHP; minor crashes that were never reported do not appear. Road and intersection names are as recorded by the reporting officer.