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Report Types
Traffic Safety Compendium: A compilation of year end traffic statistics.
Crash Characteristics Summary Reports: Statistical analysis describing various crash and driver characteristics.
Police Traffic Safety Reports: Statistical analysis describing three-year trends of specific crash characteristics.
Traffic Crashes Online Mapping: A mapping tool that returns a map and data results based on chosen parameters.
Static MSHP Crash Reports: A set of reports that rank total, fatal, and disabling injury crashes by their frequency of occurrence in counties and cities.
Online Traffic Crash Reports: A search tool to identify persons involved in crashes that occurs in the past 29 days.
Disclaimer
The source of analytical data is the Missouri Crash Analysis Reporting System (MOCARS) managed by the Missouri State Highway Patrol. All Missouri law enforcement agencies are required by law (RSMO 43.250) to submit a Missouri Uniform Traffic Crash Report (MUCR) to MOCARS if a traffic crash involves a death, personal injury, an apparent property damage of five hundred dollars or more to one person, or other written MUCRs as a result of a traffic crash investigation. Crashes that did not occur on public roadways are maintained in MOCARS, but the information is not included in the statistical analyses. Furthermore, crashes involving less than five hundred dollars to one person may be included here if they were reported to MOCARS.
Statistical analyses provided by this website are based only on MUCR's that have been fully reviewed and approved by the Missouri State Highway Patrol, Patrol Records Division. Crash data is generally available for analysis within one week; however some crash investigations may require much longer periods of time before the data is available for analyses.
Three versions of the MUCR were used during 2002 to 2011, 2012 to 2023, and 2024 to the present date. Because of the necessary data conversions between 2002 - 2023 to accommodate the changes in the reporting criteria, caution should be used when comparing analytical results to original MUCR data.