The Vale do Paraíba region saw a significant drop in traffic accidents and deaths in February 2026 compared to the previous year, according to the Infosiga data platform.
According to the Infosiga platform, which tracks traffic accidents in São Paulo, the Vale do Paraíba region recorded a notable decrease in traffic accidents and fatalities in February 2026. The number of deaths fell from 29 in February 2025 to 23 in February 2026, marking a reduction of 21%. This trend reflects broader improvements in road safety in the area over recent months, as officials continue to analyze the impact of traffic laws and public awareness campaigns on reducing accidents.
The cumulative data for the start of the year also demonstrates significant improvement, with total deaths dropping from 66 in the first two months of 2025 to 46 during the same period in 2026, representing a 30% decrease. The data indicates that the region is experiencing a positive shift in traffic safety, potentially leading to new policies and initiatives aimed at further reducing accident rates and improving overall road safety.
These statistics are part of a larger statewide trend showing an emphasis on traffic safety in the São Paulo area. With ongoing efforts by local authorities to enhance road safety measures, including stricter enforcement of traffic laws and educational programs, it is hoped that these trends will continue, ultimately leading to greater public safety on the roads in Vale do Paraíba and beyond.
