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Accident · Bridge Collapse · updated 2 Nov 2026, 20:22 UTC

How many bridge collapses in 2026?

As of 2 November 2026, Global Incident Tracker has recorded 363 news-sourced records of bridge collapses in 2026 (records begin on 9 August 2026); the most were in United Kingdom (19). One incident can be reported more than once, so this is not a count of separate bridge collapses.

No agency anywhere publishes a live feed of bridge collapses, so every record here comes from news reports. Read the number as a floor, not a total.

Download CSV Live bridge collapses tracker Most severe of 2026

2026Month by month

MonthRecordedSevere or extreme
January 0 0 before records began
February 0 0 before records began
March 0 0 before records began
April 0 0 before records began
May 0 0 before records began
June 0 0 before records began
July 0 0 before records began
August 49 0
September 157 0
October 149 0
November 8 so far 0
December ——
Total3630

Severity, then number of reportsThe 10 most severe bridge collapses of 2026

Ranked by this site's severity signal, then by how many separate reports reached us. Neither is a death toll.

2026Countries with the most bridge collapses

#CountryRecordedSevere or extreme
1 United Kingdom 190
2 Turkey 170
3 United States 160
4 Brazil 110
5 Indonesia 100
6 India 90
7 Philippines 90
8 Nigeria 40
9 Nepal 20
10 Canada 20
11 Ukraine 20
12 Italy 20
13 Morocco 10
14 Paraguay 10
15 Tanzania 10

Recorded in 22 countries. Events at sea or without a location are not in this table.

QuestionsAbout this count

How many bridge collapses have there been in 2026?
As of 2 November 2026, Global Incident Tracker has recorded 363 news-sourced records of bridge collapses in 2026 (records begin on 9 August 2026); the most were in United Kingdom (19). One incident can be reported more than once, so this is not a count of separate bridge collapses. No agency anywhere publishes a live feed of bridge collapses, so every record here comes from news reports. Read the number as a floor, not a total.
Which country has had the most bridge collapses in 2026?
United Kingdom, with 19 bridge collapses recorded by Global Incident Tracker in 2026. In all, 363 bridge collapses were recorded across 22 countries. Countries with more reporting or denser monitoring show more records.
Which month of 2026 had the most bridge collapses?
September, with 157 bridge collapses recorded. The table on this page gives every month; months before 9 August 2026 hold only a few back-dated records.
Is this the official number of bridge collapses?
No. It is the number recorded by Global Incident Tracker from news reports, after merging duplicate reports and leaving out warnings. No official body counts bridge collapses worldwide, in real time or later.

How to cite this

Suggested citation:

Global Incident Tracker (2026). Bridge collapses recorded in 2026. Data as of 2 November 2026. https://globalincidenttracker.com/2026/bridge-collapses (CC BY 4.0)

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Data & methodology

  • Licence: CC BY 4.0 — free to reuse, including commercially, with credit and a link. Upstream sources keep their own terms (listed here).
  • What is counted: records of events by the date they happened (UTC), after duplicate reports were merged. Official warnings are counted separately, never as events. How records are sourced and checked.
  • What is missing: types with no official feed exist here only because news reported them, so their counts are a floor, not a total. Coverage by type.
  • Not a death toll: severity is this site’s monitoring signal, not an official damage or casualty assessment.
  • Download: this page as CSV · every record as CSV or JSON.

Counts compiled by Global Incident Tracker and published under CC BY 4.0. Upstream records keep their own terms: USGS, NOAA and NASA data are US public domain; GDACS is free to reuse with attribution; headlines belong to their publishers. Every record of this type, warnings included: full CSV.