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Making Vehicle Services Easier To Find

The Oregon Department of Transportation (OR DOT) oversees the Driver and Motor Vehicle Services (DMVS), facilitating driver's licensing, vehicle registration, and title transfers. With its comprehensive services, the Oregon DMVS emphasizes that all vehicle-related needs are efficiently addressed in one convenient location.

Oregon Vehicle Statistics

Oregon boasts a significant number of registered vehicles in 2023, totaling 4,095,442. This includes 1,440,848 automobiles, 2,513,136 trucks, and 123,617 motorcycles.

Despite ongoing efforts to enhance road safety, the state recorded an average of 48,288 crashes annually between 2017 and 2021. These crashes resulted in 37,332 injuries and, tragically, 508 fatalities. During this period, a troubling 69% of deadly crashes involved alcohol or drug impairment, while speeding was a contributing factor in 42% of fatal accidents.

Nighttime crashes are a significant concern, accounting for 44% of all incidents and 70% of pedestrian casualties.

When it comes to car sales, Oregon ranked 28th nationally in 2023, with 151,827 vehicles sold. Among the popular models were the Toyota RAV4, prized for its reliability and fuel efficiency, the Toyota Tacoma, favored for its ruggedness and off-road capability, and the Subaru Crosstrek, appreciated for its versatility and all-wheel-drive performance.

Oregon's insurance landscape reflects a balancing act, with full coverage costing $1,904 annually and minimum coverage costing $780. Several key factors influence these insurance rates, such as credit history, driving record, and location.

Number of Vehicles
4,095,442
Oregon had 4,095,442 registered vehicles in 2023, with automobiles accounting for 35%, trucks for 61%, and motorcycles for only 3%.
Number of Accidents
48,288
Oregon reported an average of 48,288 crashes annually from 2017 to 2021, resulting in 37,332 injuries and 508 fatalities. Speeding contributed to 42% of fatal accidents, while 69% involved alcohol or drug impairment.
Total Vehicle Sales
151,827
In 2023, Oregon experienced 151,827 vehicle sales, with popular models being the Toyota RAV4, Toyota Tacoma, and Subaru Crosstrek.
Average Insurance Cost
$1,904
Oregon's average full coverage insurance costs $1,904 annually, below the national average. In contrast, minimum coverage is $780, slightly higher than the national average.