According to the U.S. Department of Energy, Texas had 80,900 registered electric vehicles as of June 2022. While these vehicles can offer many environmental and practical benefits, they aren't immune to accidents. Electric vehicle accidents can occur nearly anywhere in Texas. However, some of the hot spots for these accidents include: Houston Interstate 35 Interstate 45 Dallas Ft. Worth El Paso San Antonio In San Antonio specifically, most accidents occur on these roads or at these intersections: Loop 1604 Loop 410, also known as Interstate 410 Interstate 10 – the most dangerous parts are where it intersects with other highly trafficked roadways, such as I-35 and loop 1604 Highway 151 and Loop 410 Loop 410 and San Pedro Avenue Loop 410 at Rigsby Avenue Loop 410 and Marbach Road Ingram Road and Loop 410 Culebra Road and Loop 410 I-10 and Loop 1604 Bandera Road and Loop 1604 Interstate 10 at Wurzbach Road In addition, with over 2,000 EV charging stations in Texas, around or near EV charging stations is another common place for electric vehicle accidents. With so many EVs going in and out in a hurry in one area, you can expect accidents to happen here.