Indiana Vehicle Statistics
As of 2023, Indiana has nearly 6.2 million registered motor vehicles, including 2.1 million automobiles, 20,000 buses, 3.8 million trucks, and 200,000 motorcycles.
In 2022, Indiana recorded 206,923 collisions, with 900 fatal crashes. Marion County had the highest total collisions at 36,489, while Martin and Union counties had the highest fatal collision percentage at 2.4%.
Speed-related collisions accounted for 9% of all collisions and 28% of fatal ones. In comparison, alcohol-impaired collisions made up 2% of all collisions and 8% of fatal ones. Indiana also saw nearly 17,000 deer-related collisions.
Regarding car sales, Indiana ranked 19th in the U.S. in 2023, with 256,712 cars sold. The top-selling models included the Chevrolet Silverado, Ford F-Series, Ram 1500/2500/3500, Chevrolet Equinox, and Honda CR-V.
Trucks are popular in Indiana's rural areas due to their utility in agriculture and construction. At the same time, SUVs are favored for their versatility and performance in varying weather conditions.
In Indiana, insurance costs average $1,652 per year for full coverage and $390 for minimum coverage, varying based on location, driving history, and credit score. Rates are higher in urban areas due to increased accident and theft rates.