AccidentConnect
Analytics Division
Document No. AC-RPT-2025-Q2-001
Classification: Public Release
Platform Case Volume Analytics Report
Q2 2025 — Verified Case Connection Data  ·  Active States: CA, NV, AZ, TX  ·  Cross-referenced with Federal Traffic Safety Data
Data Sources NHTSA Traffic Safety Data 2024 FMCSA Motor Carrier Crash Facts 2024 AccidentConnect Platform Analytics
Executive Summary

AccidentConnect recorded 1,043 verified case connections per month (Q2 2025 average) across its four active states — California, Nevada, Arizona, and Texas. Of these, 420 involved rideshare accident victims (Uber: 240, Lyft: 180), 22 involved commercial truck accidents, and 601 involved standard auto accidents. These figures are cross-referenced against NHTSA's reported crash volumes for the covered geographic corridors and FMCSA's commercial vehicle crash statistics, confirming consistency with federal traffic data. All connections represent verified interactions where an accident victim was matched to a licensed legal or medical provider through the AccidentConnect platform.

Key Platform Metrics — Monthly Average
1,043
Total Cases / Mo
All categories combined
420
Rideshare Cases
Uber 240 · Lyft 180
22
Commercial Truck
FMCSA-corridor verified
601
Standard Auto
NHTSA-corridor aligned
State-Level Breakdown — Monthly Averages
State Total / Mo Standard Auto Uber Lyft Commercial Truck
California 386 223 89 66 8
Texas 297 171 68 52 6
Nevada 192 110 46 32 4
Arizona 168 97 37 30 4
Platform Total 1,043 601 240 180 22
Data Methodology & Federal Cross-Reference
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NHTSA Traffic Safety Facts — 2024 Data (DOT HS 813 561) Standard auto and rideshare figures are cross-referenced with NHTSA's reported crash volumes for California, Nevada, Arizona, and Texas. AccidentConnect's 420 monthly rideshare connections represent a subset of NHTSA-reported TNC-involved crashes within covered metropolitan corridors. Source: nhtsa.gov/data
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FMCSA Large Truck and Bus Crash Facts — 2024 (FMCSA-RRA-24-001) Commercial truck figures (22/month) are aligned with FMCSA's reported large-truck involvement rates in the I-5, I-10, I-15, and I-35 corridors covering AccidentConnect's active states. Commercial truck crashes account for approximately 2.7% of total verified connections, consistent with FMCSA's reported TNC-adjacent commercial vehicle incident rate. Source: fmcsa.dot.gov

Connection Verification

A "case connection" is counted only when a victim submits a provider inquiry through the AccidentConnect app and the inquiry is acknowledged by a licensed provider. Duplicate submissions and incomplete records are excluded.

Reporting Period

Q2 2025 averages are computed from monthly connection logs spanning April 1 – June 30, 2025. Data is reviewed and published on the 19th of each month for the prior period.

Geographic Scope

Data covers AccidentConnect's four active states: California, Nevada, Arizona, and Texas. Interstate corridor coverage includes I-5, I-10, I-15, I-35, and I-40.

Rideshare Classification

Cases are classified as rideshare when the victim self-identifies the incident as occurring in an Uber or Lyft vehicle at the time of inquiry submission. Platform classification is not independently verified by NHTSA or FMCSA.

Disclaimer: This report is published by AccidentConnect Analytics Division for informational purposes. Case connection figures represent platform-level activity data and are not official government statistics. Cross-references to NHTSA and FMCSA data indicate consistency with federal traffic safety trends in covered areas and do not constitute endorsement by, or affiliation with, the U.S. Department of Transportation or any federal agency.

AccidentConnect Analytics Division
Platform Case Volume Report — Q2 2025
Document No. AC-RPT-2025-Q2-001
Published:  ·  Updated Monthly on the 19th

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© 2025 AccidentConnect · analytics.accidentconnect.app Data cross-referenced with NHTSA Traffic Safety Facts 2024 (DOT HS 813 561) and FMCSA Large Truck and Bus Crash Facts 2024. Not affiliated with or endorsed by USDOT.