West Point, VA truck route planning & crash data

Plan safer truck routes in West Point: commercial truck and garbage truck crashes in West Point and King and Queen County, dangerous roads, seasonality and route safety data for fleets. Patterns use King and Queen County numbers.

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0
truck crashes whose report names West Point as the city, since 2015
94
truck crashes in King and Queen County since 2015
6
deaths in King and Queen County
16
garbage-truck crashes (17.0%)
10
fatal truck crashes within 10 mi, 2015–24

Where fatal truck crashes happened

Fatal crash with a large truck (bigger = more deaths) heat glow = clusters dashed = 10 mi radius 2015–2024, NHTSA FARS

Risk scorecard

94 out of 100
High truck-crash risk
Fatal truck crashes per resident in King and Queen County, 2020–2024: 11.86 per 100,000 a year, higher than 94% of US counties.
Truck crashes / 100,000 residents / yr122.6
Share in winter (Nov–Mar)41%
Garbage-truck share of crashes16.5%
Virginia average
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Key findings

1 in 6
garbage-truck share of crashes is 16.5%, against 2.5% for Virginia
6.6
deaths per 100 truck crashes, vs 2.6 in Virginia
March
worst month: 17.0% of truck crashes, vs 8.3% in an average month
40.7%
in the 6–10 am morning rush, against 22.7% across Virginia

Snapshot

Crashes by month

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Darker = more crashes. Winter (Nov–Mar) holds 41% of truck crashes.

Garbage trucks vs all trucks

17.0%
16 of 94 crashes.
16 of 94 truck crashes since 2015.

Deadliest roads

SR-305
I-642
SR-141
SR-2491
SR-331

How King and Queen County compares with Virginia

King and Queen County against Virginia and the US, 2015–2025 (years with complete crash reporting). Per-resident rates make big and small places comparable.

King and Queen County
123 per 100k
truck crashes per 100,000 residents per year
VS
Virginia
51 per 100k
US average: 50 per 100k
#89 of 133 Virginia counties for truck crasheseach bar = one county, most crashes on the left
King and Queen County · 8/yr
Fairfax County · 402Manassas Park city · 0

Where King and Queen County stands out

King and Queen CountyVirginiaUnited States
Garbage-truck shareof all truck crashes
▲ 6.5× the state
Deaths per 100 crashesseverity
▲ 2.5× the state
Crashes per 100k residentsper year
▲ 2.4× the state
After darkshare of truck crashes
▼ 50% below the state
Morning rush 6–10 amshare of truck crashes
▲ 1.8× the state
Snow, slush or iceshare of truck crashes
▲ 1.1× the state

Full comparison

Measure (2015–2025)King and Queen CountyVirginiaUnited Statesvs state
Crashes per 100k residents / yr122.651.149.72.4× the state
Deaths per 100 crashes6.62.63.42.5× the state
Injuries per crash0.460.440.49same
Garbage-truck share16.5%2.5%2.3%6.5× the state
On snow, slush or ice3.3%3.0%6.2%1.1× the state
Morning rush (6–10 am)40.7%22.7%23.7%1.8× the state
In rain, sleet or snow15.4%14.8%13.8%same
Winter months (Nov–Mar)40.7%39.8%41.9%same
After dark12.1%24.3%24.8%50% below the state

King and Queen County sits below Virginia on after dark. It runs above Virginia on crashes per 100k residents / yr, deaths per 100 crashes and garbage-truck share.

The headline for King and Queen County: 1 in 6 garbage-truck share of crashes is 16.5%, against 2.5% for Virginia.

Overview

King and Queen County has recorded 94 truck crashes since 2015, with 45 people injured and 6 killed.

That averages about one truck crash every 44 days in fully reported years.

Only 0 truck crashes were reported in West Point since 2015; patterns below come from King and Queen County as a whole.

89% of truck crash reports in King and Queen County since 2015 leave the city field blank; place counts include only reports that name the place.

When crashes happen

March has the most truck crashes, 17.0% of the yearly total, while December has the fewest (4.3%).

The five winter months (November to March) hold 40.7% of truck crashes, against 39.8% across Virginia.

More truck crashes happen at 10–11 am than at any other hour (12.8%).

3.3% of truck crashes here happened on snow, slush or ice, against 3.0% across Virginia.

Where crashes happen

The deadliest road for trucks within 10 miles of West Point is SR-30, with 5 fatal large-truck crashes since 2015. It is followed by I-64 (2), SR-14 (1) and SR-249 (1).

Garbage & waste trucks

16 crashes involved a garbage or refuse truck, a 17.0% share (Virginia: 2.5%).

Route planning tips for West Point fleets

  • Build extra time into March routes: it has the most truck crashes here.
  • Look at alternatives to SR-30 at busy times: it leads this area in fatal truck crashes.
  • The morning rush (6–10 am) holds 40.7% of truck crashes here, more than Virginia; adjust start times where you can.
  • 3.3% of truck crashes were on snow, slush or ice, above Virginia; plan winter equipment checks before the season.
  • Check your own stops for crash hotspots and low bridges with the free Route Planner.

About the data

This report uses the FMCSA crash file (reported crashes of trucks over 10,000 lb) and NHTSA FARS (fatal crashes). It reports the numbers without guessing at reasons.

Truck crashes by year: all trucks vs garbage trucks

2005: 5 truck crashes2005: 0 garbage-truck crashes2006: 6 truck crashes2006: 1 garbage-truck crash2007: 7 truck crashes2007: 0 garbage-truck crashes2008: 6 truck crashes2008: 2 garbage-truck crashes2009: 5 truck crashes2009: 0 garbage-truck crashes2010: 5 truck crashes2010: 0 garbage-truck crashes2011: 2 truck crashes2011: 0 garbage-truck crashes2012: 6 truck crashes2012: 1 garbage-truck crash2013: 5 truck crashes2013: 0 garbage-truck crashes2014: 10 truck crashes2014: 0 garbage-truck crashes2015: 8 truck crashes2015: 0 garbage-truck crashes2016: 6 truck crashes2016: 1 garbage-truck crash2017: 6 truck crashes2017: 0 garbage-truck crashes2018: 7 truck crashes2018: 0 garbage-truck crashes2019: 8 truck crashes2019: 0 garbage-truck crashes2020: 6 truck crashes2020: 2 garbage-truck crashes2021: 6 truck crashes2021: 1 garbage-truck crash2022: 10 truck crashes2022: 4 garbage-truck crashes2023: 12 truck crashes2023: 3 garbage-truck crashes2024: 9 truck crashes2024: 2 garbage-truck crashes2025: 13 truck crashes2025: 2 garbage-truck crashes2026: 3 truck crashes2026: 1 garbage-truck crash 20052008201120142017202020232026
All commercial trucksGarbage / refuse trucks (×5 scale)incomplete reporting

Seasonality: when trucks crash in King and Queen County

Jan: 6.4% of truck crashesFeb: 8.5% of truck crashesMar: 17.0% of truck crashesApr: 7.4% of truck crashesMay: 9.6% of truck crashesJun: 7.4% of truck crashesJul: 5.3% of truck crashesAug: 9.6% of truck crashesSep: 10.6% of truck crashesOct: 8.5% of truck crashesNov: 5.3% of truck crashesDec: 4.3% of truck crashes JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
All trucks (share of crashes by month)Winter (Nov–Mar)

By hour of day

12a: 0 crashes1a: 0 crashes2a: 0 crashes3a: 2 crashes4a: 1 crash5a: 3 crashes6a: 11 crashes7a: 9 crashes8a: 10 crashes9a: 8 crashes10a: 12 crashes11a: 2 crashes12p: 11 crashes1p: 5 crashes2p: 7 crashes3p: 7 crashes4p: 4 crashes5p: 1 crash6p: 0 crashes7p: 1 crash8p: 0 crashes9p: 0 crashes10p: 0 crashes11p: 0 crashes 12a3a6a9a12p3p6p9p
Morning rush 6–10 amsince 2015

Most dangerous roads for trucks

RoadFatal truck crashes since 2015 (within 10 miles)
SR-305
I-642
SR-141
SR-2491
SR-331

Roads named most in all truck crash reports

RoadTruck crashes since 2015 (King and Queen County)
Lewis B Puller Memorial Highway4
Devils Three Jump Rd3
The Trail3
Buena Vista Rd2
East Lewis B Puller Memorial Highway / Rt 332
Lewis B Puller Mem Hwy2
Lewis B Puller Memorial Hwy2
Lewis B Puller/Rt 332

West Point at a glance

Population3,529
Land area5.1 sq mi
Density699 per sq mi
Median household income (ZIP 23110)$69,911
Median home value (ZIP 23110)$250,014

Waste facilities and haulers nearby

Historical data: truck crashes in King and Queen County since the 1990s

Combines the FMCSA crash file (all reported truck crashes, real coverage from about 1990) with NHTSA FARS (fatal crashes involving a large truck, 1982–2024).

2004: 4 reported truck crashes2005: 5 reported truck crashes2006: 6 reported truck crashes2007: 7 reported truck crashes2008: 6 reported truck crashes2009: 5 reported truck crashes2010: 5 reported truck crashes2011: 2 reported truck crashes2012: 6 reported truck crashes2013: 5 reported truck crashes2014: 10 reported truck crashes2015: 8 reported truck crashes2016: 6 reported truck crashes2017: 6 reported truck crashes2018: 7 reported truck crashes2019: 8 reported truck crashes2020: 6 reported truck crashes2021: 6 reported truck crashes2022: 10 reported truck crashes2023: 12 reported truck crashes2024: 9 reported truck crashes2025: 13 reported truck crashes 1982: 0 fatal truck crashes1983: 1 fatal truck crash1984: 0 fatal truck crashes1985: 2 fatal truck crashes1986: 0 fatal truck crashes1987: 0 fatal truck crashes1988: 0 fatal truck crashes1989: 1 fatal truck crash1990: 0 fatal truck crashes1991: 1 fatal truck crash1992: 0 fatal truck crashes1993: 0 fatal truck crashes1994: 2 fatal truck crashes1995: 0 fatal truck crashes1996: 2 fatal truck crashes1997: 0 fatal truck crashes1998: 0 fatal truck crashes1999: 0 fatal truck crashes2000: 1 fatal truck crash2001: 0 fatal truck crashes2002: 0 fatal truck crashes2003: 0 fatal truck crashes2004: 1 fatal truck crash2005: 3 fatal truck crashes2006: 0 fatal truck crashes2007: 0 fatal truck crashes2008: 1 fatal truck crash2009: 1 fatal truck crash2010: 0 fatal truck crashes2011: 0 fatal truck crashes2012: 1 fatal truck crash2013: 0 fatal truck crashes2014: 0 fatal truck crashes2015: 0 fatal truck crashes2016: 0 fatal truck crashes2017: 0 fatal truck crashes2018: 0 fatal truck crashes2019: 0 fatal truck crashes2020: 1 fatal truck crash2021: 2 fatal truck crashes2022: 0 fatal truck crashes2023: 1 fatal truck crash2024: 0 fatal truck crashes 198519901995200020052010201520202025
All reported truck crashes in King and Queen County (FMCSA)Fatal truck crashes in King and Queen County (FARS, separate scale, max 5)incomplete reporting
DecadeTruck crashes / yrChangeFatal crashes / yr (FARS)
1990s——0.5
2000s6—0.7
2010s6+15%0.1
2020s9+48%0.8

From the 2000s to the 2020s, yearly reported truck crashes went from 6 to 9. Some of the change may reflect how crashes were reported. NHTSA counts 0.0 fatal large-truck crashes a year in 2016–19 and 0.8 a year in 2020–24.

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Questions fleets ask about West Point

How many truck crashes happen in West Point?

King and Queen County has had 94 reported truck crashes since 2015, injuring 45 people and killing 6.

What is the most dangerous road for trucks in West Point?

SR-30 had 5 fatal crashes involving a large truck within 10 miles of West Point since 2015, more than any other road.

What is the worst month for truck crashes in West Point?

Truck crashes in King and Queen County peak in March, with 17.0% of the year's crashes.

How many garbage truck crashes are there in West Point?

16 crashes involving garbage or refuse trucks have been reported in King and Queen County since 2015, 17.0% of all truck crashes.

What is the truck crash rate in West Point compared with Virginia?

The yearly rate is 122.6 truck crashes per 100,000 residents in King and Queen County, vs 51.1 for Virginia.

How do I plan a garbage truck route in West Point?

Paste your stops into the free CurbWaste Route Planner: it scores your route against fatal-crash locations, suggests safer alternatives and flags low bridges.

2026 is a partial year. Updated October 2026.