Per-capita safety leagues and the urban–rural divide, using municipality population.
Over 2021–2025, Lithuania averaged 4.8 road deaths per 100,000 residents a year. Between municipalities the rate varies more than tenfold: it is highest in Kalvarija Municipality (22.4), Panevėžys District Municipality (20.3) and Varėna District Municipality (14.7) and lowest in Druskininkai Municipality (0.0), Plungė District Municipality (1.2) and Alytus City Municipality (1.5).
City municipalities average 2.3 deaths per 100,000 residents a year, the rest 7.0. Rural roads see fewer crashes, but at higher speeds, and more of them are fatal.
In 2025, nobody died on the roads of 11 municipalities. Each municipality's figures, trends and crash hotspots are on its own page.
Shaded bands mark the COVID-19 lockdowns — one combined 2020–2021 span on yearly charts, and the two separate periods, when travel between municipalities was restricted, on monthly charts.
The text and tables were computed on 2026-10-31; the charts show the latest data.
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