Theft from vehicle in U.S. cities and states
Theft of belongings from inside a vehicle, and of its parts or accessories.
We estimate about 914,500 offenses a year across the U.S., down 6.7% from a year earlier. The model projects a 13.3% decline by 2031.
- Group
- Property crimes
- FBI offense codes
- 23F, 23G
- Counted as
- One per offense
Cities and places
Highest theft from vehicle rates among the places we publish
Index per resident for theft from vehicle; the U.S. rate is 100. Rates run high where many people work or visit but few live, so downtowns and shopping areas weigh on a city's figure.
PlaceIndex
25 places published so far; 22 are above the U.S. rate for theft from vehicle. The highest is at 5.8 times the U.S. rate.
States
Theft from vehicle by state
Every block group in each state, including towns and unincorporated areas.
StateIndex
Maryland
156
Oregon
138
New Mexico
126
Alaska
120
South Carolina
117
Missouri
113
Kansas
107
Minnesota
103
Hawaii
98
Georgia
95
Louisiana
93
Utah
93
Virginia
90
Vermont
90
Delaware
86
Nebraska
79
Kentucky
78
Montana
76
Michigan
75
New Jersey
72
Connecticut
70
Arkansas
68
Alabama
62
South Dakota
60
Iowa
58
Rhode Island
55
Mississippi
55
Wyoming
52
North Dakota
51
Wisconsin
45
New Hampshire
35
Maine
32
Idaho
31
West Virginia
27
Other property crimes
Estimates, not incident records: agency totals reported to the FBI, modeled across census block groups. How the estimates are made.