Cycling fatalities are on the rise in Texas. Data from the Texas Department of Transportation reveals an increase in cyclist deaths. In 2024, there were 79 cycling deaths due to crashes, and this number rose in 2025.
The total number of cycling fatalities in 2025 was 90. For more information on this trend, residents in Bellaire can refer to the Texas Department of Transportation's data for further details.
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