<div><p>As we head into the final quarter of 2026, the Missouri Department of Transportation is reporting good news and not so good news when it comes to the statewide fatality count this year.</p><p>Central District Traffic Engineer Trent Brooks says the good news is that fatalities are currently down by 4.8 percent.</p><p>Brooks also says what’s more concerning is about a 27 percent increase in fatalities across the Central District this year compared to 2025 pushing the five-year average up, as of this time, by about 10 percent.</p><p>That fatality count also includes six accidents involving pedestrians which is also up compared to last year.</p></div>

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As we head into the final quarter of 2026, the Missouri Department of Transportation is reporting good news and not so good news when it comes to the statewide fatality count this year. Central District Traffic Engineer Trent Brooks says the good news is that fatalities are currently down by...

MoDOT Fatality Numbers Show Mixed Bag

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As we head into the final quarter of 2026, the Missouri Department of Transportation is reporting good news and not so good news when it comes to the state

MoDOT Fatality Numbers Show Mixed Bag

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