The study ranks counties by total traffic incidents and dissects contributing factors, including substance impairment and time-of-week trends. With 8,275 hit-and-run incidents reported over the three-year period, it far surpasses other counties. Between 2023 and 2025, alcohol impairment was responsible for 7,150 injuries—nearly nine times more than drug impairment, which accounted for 797 injuries. Conclusion: A Statewide Challenge Demands a Statewide ResponseFlorida’s traffic safety crisis is not confined to a few counties or a single demographic. The data paints a clear picture: alcohol impairment, hit-and-run behavior, and seasonal spikes are driving the danger.