At the end of the 78-hour July 4th holiday weekend travel period for 2025, the fatality count on Georgia roads was 13. This is an increase of one over last year’s holiday travel period that was 102 hours long. None of the fatalities were reported in either Walton or Gwinnett counties.
THE HOLIDAY COUNT AS OF 2359 HOURS STAND AS FOLLOWS:LAST SIX HOURS: 2RUNNING TOTAL: 13-Troop H – GSP worked a crash with 1 fatality in Crisp Co.-Troop C – City of S. Fulton worked a crash with 1 fatality.-Troop B – Hall Co. worked a crash on 7/5/25 with 2 fatalities.
— Georgia Department of Public Safety (@ga_dps) July 7, 2025
Update at 6 a.m. on Sunday July 6
According to the Department of Public Safety, at 6 a.m. on Sunday, July 6, the travel fatality count on Georgia roads for the 2025 July 4th holiday travel weekend was nine. With 18 hours still remaining in the monitored travel period, no fatalities were recorded on Gwinnett or Walton County roads…