WE FOLLOWED THE USDOT NUMBERS Our FMCSA inspection data query found 100,570 inspections where the shipper name contained "Amazon". Those inspections involved 22,730 distinct USDOT numbers between September 8, 2023 and September 6, 2026. We matched those USDOT numbers against FMCSA's crash dataset for the same period. Here are the results: • 65,306 crash records • 8,499 different USDOT numbers with crashes That does not mean Amazon freight was involved in every crash or that Amazon caused them. It means those carriers appeared in inspections identifying Amazon as the shipper and also had crashes reported under their USDOT numbers. Again using FMCSAs Crash dataset for the same date range, we found 65,306 crash records involving the 22,730 USDOT numbers identified in inspections naming Amazon as the shipper. Those crashes included: • 21,422 crashes involving at least one injury • 1,697 crashes involving at least one fatality • 736 crashes involving both • 22,383 crashes involving an injury, fatality, or both • 29,258 total reported injuries • 1,932 total reported fatalities This is based on USDOT number matching between the FMCSA Vehicle Inspection dataset and Crash dataset. Important: This does not establish that Amazon freight was involved when these crashes occurred. It shows that the same USDOT numbers appeared in inspections naming Amazon as the shipper and in FMCSA crash records during the same period. The Amazon logo may not be on every truck. The data still reveals the enormous transportation chain of carriers moving its freight.