22 Dead, 86 Injured as Liberia Records 135 Road Accidents in February
News update The Liberia National Police has released new statistics revealing 135 motor traffic accidents in February 2026, resulting in 22 deaths and 86 injuries nationwide.
Montserrado County recorded the highest number of cases. Full details below.The Liberia National Police has released alarming new figures on road accidents recorded across the country for the month of February 2026.
According to the police report, a total of 135 motor traffic accidents were documented nationwide within the month. These crashes tragically resulted in 22 deaths and 86 bodily injuries, raising serious concerns about road safety in Liberia.
The report shows that Montserrado County recorded the highest number of cases, with 83 accidents, including 14 deaths and 35 injuries.
Authorities say common causes of accidents include speeding, reckless driving, failure to obey traffic regulations, and lack of proper vehicle maintenance.
The Liberia National Police has called on all road users — including drivers, motorcyclists, commercial transport operators, and pedestrians — to strictly adhere to traffic laws and prioritize safety to reduce the rising number of accidents.
Security officials also warned that enforcement operations will be intensified to ensure compliance and prevent avoidable loss of lives.
The latest figures have sparked renewed discussions about road safety awareness, driver discipline, and the need for stronger traffic law enforcement across Liberia.
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Montserrado County recorded the highest number of cases. Full details below.The Liberia National Police has released alarming new figures on road accidents recorded across the country for the month of February 2026.
According to the police report, a total of 135 motor traffic accidents were documented nationwide within the month. These crashes tragically resulted in 22 deaths and 86 bodily injuries, raising serious concerns about road safety in Liberia.
The report shows that Montserrado County recorded the highest number of cases, with 83 accidents, including 14 deaths and 35 injuries.
Authorities say common causes of accidents include speeding, reckless driving, failure to obey traffic regulations, and lack of proper vehicle maintenance.
The Liberia National Police has called on all road users — including drivers, motorcyclists, commercial transport operators, and pedestrians — to strictly adhere to traffic laws and prioritize safety to reduce the rising number of accidents.
Security officials also warned that enforcement operations will be intensified to ensure compliance and prevent avoidable loss of lives.
The latest figures have sparked renewed discussions about road safety awareness, driver discipline, and the need for stronger traffic law enforcement across Liberia.



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