As of 2023, Nebraska has 1,935,357 registered vehicles. This includes 624,907 automobiles, 1,242,788 trucks, and 50,373 motorcycles. In addition to vehicle registrations, Nebraska's transportation statistics encompass accident and violation data. In 2020, Nebraska recorded 21,935 total crashes. Fatal crashes comprised only 0.7%, while property damage-only (PDO) crashes made up the majority at 65.8%. Alcohol was involved in 33.2% of fatal crashes, with significant contributing factors including inattention and failure to yield right-of-way. Surprisingly, most crashes (21,935) were labeled as having no improper driving. In 2023, Nebraska ranked 37th in the nation for car sales, with 82,862 cars sold. Trucks like the Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra are popular in rural Nebraska due to their versatility and durability, while the Jeep Grand Cherokee's popularity stems from its capability to handle snowy conditions. Car insurance rates in Nebraska are generally lower than the national average. The average annual cost for minimum coverage is $583, while full coverage costs around $2,309. Drivers with speeding ticket convictions pay 17% more, while those with DUI convictions pay 85% more on average. Additionally, drivers with poor credit pay 119% more than those with good credit.