Trakia, the motorway between Sofia and Burgas, has more crashes than any other motorway in Bulgaria. Interior Ministry data show 694 crashes on it from January to the end of October 2026, with 15 people killed and 155 injured.
That is almost half of the 1,469 crashes on all motorways.
The other five motorways had 16 deaths and 137 injured in total, which is 18 fewer injured than on Trakia alone.
Hemus, the second busiest motorway, also ranks second for crashes, with 426. Struma has 214, Maritsa 96 and Cherno More 20. Europa, the newest, has the fewest, at 19.
A serious crash on Trakia on Monday is not included in the death figures.