1992· CRASH FACTS AND STATISTICS

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INTRODUCTION

. ' The 1992 TRAFFIC CRASH FACTS AND STATISTICS is a report published by the Center for Highway Safety of the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation.

This publication is a statistical review of reportable motor vehicle traffic crashes in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for the calendar year 1992. The figures are compiled from the traffic crash reports that are submitted to the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation by state, county, municipal and other law enforcement agencies, as specified in the Pennsylvania Vehicle Code (75 Pa. C.S., Chapter 37C).

Specific questions regarding data presented in this report should be addressed to:

Pennsylvania Department of Transportation

Bureau of Highway Safety & Traffic Engineering

Room 203 Transportation and Safety Building

P.O. Box 2047

Han-isburg, Pennsylvania) 7105-2047

(717) 787-7350

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TABLE OF CONTENTS L HIGHLIGHTS

1992 Total Crashes by Crash Severity ; 1. 1992 Operator-Vehicle-Road Data 2 1992 Crash Statistics 3 1992 Economic Loss Due To Reportable Traffic Crashes 4 1992 Fatalities By Crash Type 5 1992 Total Crashes By Type ~ 5

n. TRENDS PA Crash Facts 7 Historical Trends -- Highway Crash Statistics (1928 - 1992) 8 Pennsylvania Highway Fatalities -- 1982-1992 ~ ..9 Fatalities Per 1,000 Crashes -~ 1982-1992 9 Pedestrian Fatalities By Month -- 1988-1992 10 Motorcycle Fatalities -- 1988-1992 10

. Heavy Truck Fatalities -- 1988-1992 ~ 11 Light Truck Fatalities -- 1988-1992 _ _ 11 Van-Type Vehicle Fatalities -- 1988-1992 12 Passenger Car Fatalities -- 1988-1992 12 Speeding Fatalities -- 1988-1992 ; 13 Tailgating Fatalities -- 1988-1992 · 13 Alcohol Related Fatalities -- 1988-1992 · 14 Hit & Run Fatalities -- 1988-1992 14

m. GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION 1992 Pennsylvania Crashes By County : 15 1988-1992 Crashes By County : 16 1992 Fatalities and Injuries and Rates/l0,ooo Population 17 1988-1992 Fatalities By County 18 1992 Fatalities by Vehicle Type : 19 1992 Crashes by Engineering District 20

IV. FATALITY AND INJURY CHARACTERISTICS 1992 Highway Deaths: Distribution By Vehicle Type 21 1992 Highway Deaths By Age and Sex _ 22 1992 Vehicle Driver Deaths By Age and Sex 22 1992 Vehicle Occupant Deaths By Age and Sex 23 1992 Major Injuries By Age and Sex : 23 1992 Moderate Injuries By Age and Sex 24 1992 Minor Injuries By Age and Sex 24

v. SEAT BELT STATISTICS 1992 Total People Involved In Crashes: Distribution By Belt Usage 25 Total People Involved in Crashes: Distribution by Vehicle Type - 1992 26 Impact of 100% Belt Use on 1992 Fatalities and Injuries '

Passenger Car Occupants Only 27 1988-1992 Percent Seat Belt Use by County 28 Effect of 100% Belt Use In Passenger Car Crashes - 1992 29 Belt Use In Car Crashes -- 1983-1992 _ 29 Seat Belt Observationsal Swveys 1989 - 1993 30

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;';::2=~~In~~~':~r:~ ~s~=~~Crash terily 3J 1992 Alcohol Related Crashes By lllumination ( 32·, 1992 Alcohol Related Crash Statistics ~ ~ 33 1992 Alcohol Related Crashes - Historical Data + 33 1992 Operator Involvement In Alcohol Related Crashes By Ve~cle Type 34 . 1992 Persons Killed In Crashes Involving Drinking Drivers 35

. I. 1988-1992 Alcohol Related Fatalities By County l 36

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1988-1992 DUl .AITests By County ~ ( ~ 37 1992 Alcohol Related Crashes Per 1.000 Drivers (Map) ~ ........•.f 38

1992 Alcohol Related Crashes (Map) J ; 40 1992 Alcohol Related Fatalities (MaP) 41

1992 DUl Arrest Rates Per 1,000 Drivers (Map) ..L 39

I .1992 Alcohol Related Crashes By Month 42 Drivers Killed Using Alcohol -- 1992 43 Underage Drinking Drivers In Pennsylvania Traffic Crashes -11984-1992 43 1992 Alcohol Related Crashes -- Time B.y Day Ofc;.week 44 1992 Alcohol Related Fatal Crashes -- Tune By Day Of Wee ...........................................................•••.••••m 44 Victims Of Alcohol Related Fatal Crashes --Distribution By . ge -- 1992 ~ .45 Victims Of Alcohol Related Fatal Crashes -- Distribution By ~ehicle Type - 1992 : .45 Victims Of Fatal Crashes -- Distribution By Time Of Day - 1992.....................................•..•..............•......................46 Victims Of Fatal Crashes -- Distribution By Day Of Week -- 992 46 Percent Of Driver Involvement In 1992 Crashes By AgeGro p .47 Percent Of Driver Involvement In 1992 Non-Alcohol ReJatedCrashes ByAge Group .47 1992 Drinking Drivers By Age And Sex................................... . 48 Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) Drivers In Fatal Crashes .- 1 92 48

:~:.~.~;:, ~~~;~~~!n~y~ ~::h~~._ __ .A9 1988-1992 Pedestnan Fatalities By County T 50 Pedestrian Injury Severity By Striking Vehicle Type -- 1992/Crashes ........................................•........•......................51 1992 Pedestrian Fatalities By Age Group r· 52 1992 Pedestrian Injuries By Age Group 53 1992 Pedestrian Fatalities (Map) 54 Pedestrian Fatalities -- Distribution By Age And Sex -- 199 Crashes 55 Pedestrians With Major Injuries -- Distribution By Age And Sex - 1992 Crashes 55 Pedestrians With Moderate Injuries -- Distribution By Age d Sex - 1992 Crashes 56 Pedestrians With Minor Injuries --DistributionBy Age An Sex -- 1992 Crashes •........•..•..•.••.........•.••..............••...56

CHARACTERISTICS . . ' I . A.. General Crash Charactenstics 57 - 68

1992 Crashes By Road Type By Dlumination f 57 State Highway ......••..•................................•.•....•.••..(m 58 Interstate : 59 Local Highway J 60 Turnpike _ _ : · :....•••..•f.i 61

Driver Involvement In Crashes By Age and Sex .. 1 2 Crashes : 62 1992 Crashes By Month _ 62 1992 Fatal Crashes By Month 63 1992 Fatal Crashes - Time By Day Of Week By Bor _ 63 1992 Holiday Crashes _ 64 1992 Alcohol Related Holiday Crashes j 65 1992 Construction Zone Crashes 1 : 66 1992 Construction Zone Crashes .- Crash Type 67 1992 Vehicle Involvement In Construction Zone C.Jshes 67 6ft.... . .'6_ "7.._0 Cwo.hall Rv Road Tvne 1. 68

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1992 Construction Zone Crashes By Work Type 68 B. Driver Characteristics ; 69 - 72

1992 Operator Crash Involvement By Severity By Operator License 69 1992 Traffic Crashes -- Involvement of 16 To 21 Year Old Drivers In ~.

All Crashes And Alcohol Related Crashes 70 1992 Drivers In Crashes 71 1992 Drivers In Alcohol Related Crashes 71 Persons Age 17 and 18 Killed In Traffic Crashes 72

C. Vehicle Characteristics 73 - 100 1992 Single Vehicle Non-Collision Crashes 73 1992 Single Vehicle Hit Fixed Object Crashes 74 1992 Single Vehicle Hit Pedestrian Crashes 75 1992 Two Vehicle Collisions 76 1992 Vehicle Involvement In Crashes 77 1992 Vehicle Involvement In Fatal Crashes 77 1992 Passenger Car Crashes 78 1992 Passenger Car Fatalities 79 1992 Seating Position Of Passenger Car Fatalities ; 80 1992 Light Truck Crashes · 81 1992 Light Truck Crashes By Type : 82 1992 Light Truck Fatalities 83 1992 Seating Position Of Light Truck Fatalities 84 1992 Hea:vy Truck Crashes 85 1992 Heavy Truck Crashes By Type 86 1992 Heavy Truck Fatalities 87 1992 Seating Position Of Heavy Truck Fatalities 88 1992 Motorcycle Crashes 89 1992 Motorcycle Crashes By Type 90 1992 Motorcycle Fatalities \ 91 1992 Seating Position Of Motorcycle Fatalities ~ 92 1992 Pedacyclist Crashes 93 1992 Pedacyclist Fatalities , 94 1992 Seating Position Of Pedacyclist Fatalities ; 95 Crashes Involving School Buses In Pupil Tnnspon -. 1988-1992 _ 96 1992 School Bus Crashes In Pupil Transport 97 1992 School Bus Crashes In Pupil Transport •• Persons Involved 98 Persons Ki[led In Crashes Involving School Buses In Pupil Transpottation -- 1988-1992 99

IX. DEFINmONS Terms and Defmitions Frequently Used In Repon 101 • 102

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TOTAL CRASHES BY

CRASH SEVERITY

TOTAL CRASHES

133,913 100C'k

1,385

I FATAL CRASHES

1.03%

INJURY CRASHES

86,310 64.45%

I P.D.O.CRASHES

46,218 34.51%

TOTAL PEOPLE

340,352

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100.0%

1,545

I KILLED

0.45% 133,113

INJURED

39.11% 205,694

I NO INJURY

60.44%

6,191

MAJOR

1.82%

[ MODERATE

20,276 5.96%

MINOR

84,982 24.97%

UNKNOWN

21,664 6.37%

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1992 OPERATOR·VEHI~LE·ROAD DATA I

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8,018,694 LICENSED OPJtRATORS I

8,915,621 REGISTERED ~OTOR VEHICLES

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11,961,000 . POPULATION OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANJIA (Estmated) .

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116,688 MAINTAINED MILES OF ROAD (1991 DATA) I

STATE :•.••..•..••••~ 40,658 LOCAL "1

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71,227

TURNPIKE •••••t 474 ornER r•.......••....••..•••4,329

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88.955 BILLION VEHICL1 ~ILES DRIVEN

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STATE I LOCAL & HIGHWAYS INTEgSTATES TURNPIKE OrnER

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Crashes 84.390 '.732 1.391 41.401

Persons Killed 1.174 1 87 13 271 Persons Injured

Vehicle Miles Traveled

(million vehicle miles)

85.538

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1.023

4.254

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16.408·

Crashes/loo Million

Vehicle Miles .•............................... 151.64

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~3.10 32.70 252.32 Persons Killed . i

100 Million Vehicle Miles 2.11 t0.69 ~ 0.31 1.65 Persons Injured!

100 Million Vehicle Miles

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153.70

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~5.74 24.05 248.38

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CRASH STATISTICS

4.2 PERSONS WERE KILLED EVERY DAY (ONE EVERY 5.7 HOURS).

364.7 PERSONS WERE INJURED EVERY DAY (ONE EVERY 4.0 MINUTES).

ONE PA LICENSED DRIVER OUT OF 36.0 WAS INVOLVED IN A REPORTABLE CRASH.

ONE PA REGISTERED VEHICLE OUT OF 39.9 WAS INVOLVED IN A REPORTABLE CRASH.

62.8% OF DRIVERS IN ALL CRASHES WERE MALE.

75.1% OF DRIVERS IN FATAL CRASHES WERE MALE.

59.4% OF ALL CRASHES HAPPENED IN DAYLIGHT CONDITIONS.

54.7% OF FATAL CRASHES liAPPENED IN DARK CONDITIONS.

51.2% OF FATAL CRASHES HAPPENED ON WEEKENDS [FRIDAY,SATURDAY AND SUNDAY].

MOST DANGEROUS DAy: SATURDAY WITH 19.3% OF ALL FATAL CRASHES.

MOST DANGEROUS TIME: BETWEEN 9 P.M: AND 3 A.M. WITH 32.3% OF ALL FATAL CRASHES.

72.4% OF ALL CRASHES OCCURRED UNDER NO ADVERSE WEATHER CONDITIONS.

65.5% OF ALL CRASHES OCCURRED ON A DRY SURFACE•

. 10.4% OF ALL CRASHES INVOLVED ALCOHOL

41.1% OF FATAL CRASHES INVOLVED ALCOHOL.

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1992 ECONOMIC LqSS DUE TO

REPORTABLE TRAFFlIC CRASHES

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AVERtGE* ESTIMATED

SEVERITY NUMBER CO IS COSTS I .. I

FATALITIES 1,545 $1,259,~44.00 . $1,945,955,480 I

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INJURIES MAJOR 6,191 $31O~.OO $1,921,934,040 MODERATE 20,276 $10, 62.00 $204,017,112 MINOR 106,646 $3, 84.00 . $350,225,464

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PROPERTY DAMAGE ONLY CRASHES 46,218 $1~994.00 $92,158,692

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tOTAL $4,514,330,788

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THE ECONOMIC LOSS TO EVERY MAN,WOMAN ~ND CHILD IN PA IN 1992 WAS $377.42 I

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1992 FATALITIES BY CRASH TYPE

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1992 TOTAL CRASHES BY CRASH TYPE

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REPORTED CRASHES.

TOTAL Kll..LED

TOTAL INJURED

MAJOR

MODERATE

MINOR

UNKNOWN

PEDESTRIANS Kll..LED

PEDESTRIANS INJURED

MOTORCYCLISTS Kll..LED

MOTORCYCLISTS INJURED

PEDALCYCLISTS Kll..LED

PEDALCYCLISTS INJURED

TRUCK RELATED FATALITIES

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ALCOHOL RELATED FATALITIES

BILLIONS OF VEHICLE MILES

DEATHS PER 100 MILLION

VEHICLE MILES ..

INJURIES PER 100 MILLION

VEHICLE MILES

PA CRASH FACTS 1992199119901988 1989 .

152,906 151,461 141,340

1,932 1,878 1,646

154,018 152,589 142,945

7.395 7,551 6,938

29,329 28.402 26,510

106,506 94,919 84,060

10,788 21.717 25,437 ~

266 251 267

7,053 6,769 6,684

132 113 109

4,102 3,159 . 3,495

32 27 27

2,841 2,641 2,598

333 283 214

856 825 737

.81.3 84.5 85.7

2.38 2.22 1.92

189.49 180.50 166.78

130,404 133,913

1,661 1,545

130,466

6,296

20,695

79,871

23.584

133,113

6,191

20,276

84,982

21,644

234 231

6,282 6,580

109 90

3,326 2,675

18 12

2,685 2,659

214 181

681 628

87.3 89.0

1.90 1.74

149.48 149.64

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HISTORICAL TRENDS .. HIGHW~Y CRASH STATISTICS

YEAR TOTAL

CRASHES TOTAL KILLED

1928 27.082 2.080 1929 43.776 2,331

1930 47.917 2,S66 1931 46,S88 2,S03 1932 41.004 2.131

1933 4S,374 2,279 1934 S2,1S7 2,S3S 1935 SO,436 2,361 1936 SS.727 2.426 1937 73,S34 2,S64 1938 63.1S3 1.892 1939 69.9S0 l.871 1940 78.62S 2.074 1941 83,S07 2,298 1942 S9,280 1,74S 1943 37,419 1,374

1944 42699 1,328

1945 S3.304 1.4S3 1946 70.06S 1.794 1947 89.190 1.678

1948 103.478 1,671

1949 102.098 1.624

19S0 113.748 1.624 19S1 123,088 1.642

19S2 126,820 1.680

19S3 129,791 1.643

19S4 130,326 1,S38

19S5 147.837 1.737 19S6 160,371 1.790

19S7 161.080 1.698

19S8 lS6.82S 1.6S4 19S9 IS7,191 1.68S

1960 1S9,OSI 1,609 1961 IS6,SS9 1,486

1962 161.SS7 1.62S

1963 174's27 1.830

1964 183.910 1,H89

1965 213.769 2.079

1966 2S4.4S0 2.180 1967 243.798 2,331

1968 279.663 2.410

1969 292,192 2.401

1970 311.981 2.2SS 1971 301,374 2.299

1972 277,SS6 2,3S2 1973 307.648 2,444

1974 '277;271 2.1SS 1975 288;24S 2.082 1976 303.774 2.02S 1977 243.702 2.071 1978 lS8,361 2.137 1979 lS6,622 2,204 1980 142,489 2.114

1981 138.764 2.049

1982 131,S79 1.848 1983 131,081 1,7S2

1984 139.914 1.7S2 1985 143.244 l.809 1986 ISO.683 1.928

1987 IS2.631 2.006

1988 lS2.906 1.932 1989 IS 1.461 l.878 1990 141,340 1.646 1991 130.404 1.661 1992 133.913 1,S4S

TOTAL INJURED

20,223 3S.648 99.793 40.800 41,836 47,908

SI.847 48.398

SO.8S4 61.44S SO,S98 SS,821 S8.664 60.499

41.122 27,312

29.928 3S.686

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4S.889 49.938 S2,709 S4,290 62.103 6S.643 67.134 70.S31 68.S71 76.836 84,813 84.7SS 86,733 90,807

82,792 73.997 81.936 86.892 93.S64 ' 111.123 116,S37 126.417 138,389

141.728 136,S18 127,318

13S.938 14S.4S2 132.689 '134.969 I3S,308 148,72S 146,403

144,300

133.716 131,301

126.026 126.707

134.714 140.067 148,044 ,

m.4S7 IS4,018 IS2,S89 142.94S 130,446 133.113

REGISTERED VEm~LES

MTR. VEmCLE MILEAGE

fBillion\

PA FATALITY RATE

/Per 100 Million

USFATALITV RATE .

Vehicle Miles)

1.71 l920 · . · 1,82~.68S · - · 1,84~,S39 - - · 1.826,736 - . · 1,7S0,664 - - · 1.71~,104 · - · 1.791.870 · - · 1.8Si.94S 11.1 21.3 lS.9

1.98~,S07 12.6 19.2 IS.1

2,124,S2S 17.6 14.6 14.7

2.10\,299 16.3 11.6 12.0

2,23~.960 18.S 10.1 11.3

2,301.723 19.8 10.S 11.4

2,43~.319 21.3 10.8 12.0

2,267,301 17.6 9.9 10.6

2.081,332 13.9 9.9 11.S

2.01q,163 14.4 9.2 11.S

2,14~,4S2 16.0 9.1 11.3

2,38~,S42 22.1 8.1 9.8

2·604,741 22.4 7,S 8.8

2.804.0S6 23.9 7.0 8.1

2.99~.903 2S.8 6.3 7.S

3.26~.243 27.1 6.0 7.6

3,41~.836 28.8 S.7 7.1

3,SIQ,064 30.S S.S 7.1

3,684.468 31.6 S.2 6.7

3,80t917 32.0 4.8 6.1

4.04~,99S 34,S S.O 6.1 4.17 ,.217 36.S 4.9 6.1 4,2Sq,S76 37.7 4.S S.8

4,3S~.813 38.S 4.3 S.4

4.S0~,262 39.2 4.3 S.4

4.70'i,OSS 40.2 4.0 S.3

4.84~.400 40.2 3.7 S.2

4.84!l,400 41.7 3.9 S.3

S.11~,229 44.6 4.1 B S,3S1,3S0 46.1 4.1 S.7

S.43~,349 48.3 4.3 S.6

S.49i,OOO S1.1 4.27 S.70

S.67~.OOO S3.4 4.37 S.SO

S.79~.OOO S6.1 4.29 S.4O

S.87~.OOO S8.6 4.10 S.21 S.947,OOO S6.7 3.98 4.88

6.07~.OOO 60.9 3.78 4.S7

6.241.000 67.0 3.S1 4.43

7.001,192 66.S 3.67 4.24

8,3Si·063 63.9 3.37 3.S9

8.6S4,333 63.7 3.27 3.4S

9.12".9IS 69.4 2.92 3.33

8.83~,74S 72.3 2.87 3.3S

7,2S4.893 72.7 2.94 3.39

7.4S~,021 70.3 3.14 3,S0 7,307,974 71.3 2.96 3's0

7,2S~.836 71.S 2.87 3.30

7.4Ip11 71.3 2.S9 , 2.88 7,S62.726 72.3 2.42 2.69

7,724.686 74.1 2.36 2.68

7,86~.497 7M 2.39 2.48

7.79~.921 77.2 2.S0 2.48 8,31~.799 78.9 2.S4 2.40

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1992 PENNSYLVANIA CRASHES BY COUNTY

COUNTY FATAL

CRASHES 2.5

INJURY CRASHES

P.D.O. CRASHES

ADAMS 506 383

AU.EGHENY 18 1.315 4.123 ARMSTRONG 15 411 2.51

BEAVER 17 1.088 711 BEDFORD 11 347 241 BERKS 40 2.~1 I.957

BLAIR 24 1.087 631

BRADFORD 9 393 236 BUctS 67 4.365 2,375

BUIl.ER 23 1,202 730 CAldBR1A 20 952 515 CAMERON 2 . 51 23 CARBON 10 440 305 C'liNIRE 17 702 475

amsTER 55 2,715 1,910 a.AJUON 11 320 201

aJiARFJELD 13 • 543 345 C1INTON 3 288 167 aILtJMBIA 12 431 279

DlAWFORD 20 630 418

alNBERLAND 23 1.350 199

DAUPHIN 24 "1/ J.959 1.140

DELAWARE 44 3.493 1.618

ELK 4 260 131 ERIE 31 2,166 . 1.033 PA~ 29 1.042 544

fOREST 4 46 32 JlRANEL1N 19 170 654

PtJLTON 4 152 106

CIREENE HUNTINGDON

. 11 10

308 290

179 170

INDIANA 13 621 359 JEFFERSON 9 342 179

JUNIATA 5 133 71 LACKAWANNA 20 1,547 695

LANc.u"I'ER 44 .3~ 1,943

LAWRENCE 13 701 314

lDANON 19 P33 529 UHlGH SS 2,"33 1,594

LUZERNE 35 2,..,1 lJ73 LYCOMING 15 164 ..75

McXEAN 6 269 169 MERCER 23 990 577 MIFf1JN 13 29.. 117 MONROE 19 lJI6 721 MONTOOJdERY 51 5.199 3.171 MONJ'OUR 5 1..5 101 NORTHAMPTON 29 1.703 1,037 NCIJl'l'HUldBERl 1" ..97 275 JURY 7 S06 .... JIIEE 5 284 207 I'O'ITER 6 128 11 saroYUaLL 20 1,039 611 SNYDER 7 2.57 1'5 SOMERSET 11 522 338 SUUJVAN SUSQlJEHANNA 'DOGA

2

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45

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1S7 222 ~

WASHINGTON 32 l,u1 '11 WAYNE 10 S40 199 WESTMOJIELAND 54 2,598 1,519 Y;YOMING 6 230 141 YORX 28 2,'00 1,602 PHILADELPH1A 115

uas 1I.06.c ·2.126

TOTAL 16,31' ~11

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TOTAL CRASHES

914 13,2.26

677 '.1.816

599 4.838 1.742

638 6.107 1,955 1,487

76 755

UN 4.680

532 901 451 729

1.068 2,274 3,123 5,225

402 3,230 1.615

12 1,543

262 498 470 993 530 209

2,262 5.193 1,1l28 1....1

".060 3,639 1354

44.c 1,590

"9" 1,926 f,121

2.51 2,769 7~

507 496 215

1,670 399 171 101 WI ..32 J6I 730 529

2,291 549

..,221 377

",430 13,305

133"13

1988-1992 CRASHES BY COUNTY ANNUAL PERCENT

U988 1989 1990 1991 1991 GROWTH IN CHANGE COUNTY CIt,.SHES CRASHES CRA~HR" CRASHES CRASHES CRASHES 91·91 .

ADAMS AllEGHENY ARMSTRONG BEAVER BEDFORD BERKS BLAIR BRADFORD BUCKS BUTLER CAMBRIA CAMERON CARBON CENTRE CHESTER CLARION CLEARFIELD QJNTON COLUMBIA CRAWFORD CUMBERLAND DAUPHIN DELAWARE ELK ERIE FAYEITE FOREST FRANKLIN FULTON GREENE HUNTINGDON INDIANA JEFFERSON RJNIATA LACKAWANNA LANCASTER LAWRENCE LEBANON UJIIGH LUZERNE LYCOMING McKEAN MERCER MIFFLIN MONROE MONTGOMERY MONTOUR NORTHAMPTON NORTHUMBERLAND PERRY PIKE P01TER. SCHUYI..KILL SNYDER SOMERSET SUUJVAN SUSQUEHANNA nOGA UNION VENANGO WARREN WASHINGTON WAYNE WESTMORELAND WYOMING YORK PlDLADELPHIA

1.087 13,807

747 1,836

789 5.197 1,676

821 8,465 2,152 1,589

85 881

1,380 6,034

568 1.186

485 835

1.086 2.652 3,613 6,335

432 3,826 1.721

78 1,716

331 495 573

1,143 572 248

2,713 5.869 1,073 1,579 4,826 4.096 1.668

529 1,685

613 2,139

10.879 260

3,002 1.053

562 567 216

1.942 484 935 122 476 501 465 819 543

2.458 586

4.695 456

5.096 15844

1,046 14,000

772 1,883

780 5,29i 1,800

786 8,208 2,096 1,614

90 906

1,390 5,896

520 1,264

508 821

1,154 2,580 3.651 6,510

413 3,546 1,740

95 1.781

326 514 547

1.097 565 237

2,854 5,654 1.041 1,493 4.821 4.177 1,516

506 1,527

579 2,237

10,463 224

3,130 960 641 627 212

1.895 461 965 95

467 517 452 810 564

2,Si6

586 4.833

466

5.219 15084

974 13.113

732 1,776

714 5,079 1.703

681 7,398 1,818 1,478

80 785

1,222 5,611

483 1.035 9'425

789 1.0S4 2,375 3,389 5,870

354 3,314 1.741

83 1,793

261 476 552 960 558 231

2,53S 5.405

972 1,499 4,277 3,948 1,456

446 1,442

527 2,008 9.608

227 2,957

829 576 574 204

1.728 452 817 104 447 466

453 763 453

- 2,354 565

4,471 423

4.850 IS 135

886 12,599

649 1.684

581 4.442 1,519

678 6,760 1.912 1,367

86 753

1,206 4.864

554 1,024

435 684

1,077

2.113 2.989 5,201

365 3,221 1.605

81 1,552

22S 445 475 . 934 544 204

2,388 4,848

970 1,421 3.990 3,758 1,391

427 1.474

525 1,943 8,488

224 2,634

787 492 478 222

1,596 389 808 119 450 433 384 805 508

2,073 549

4,229 406

4,445 13385

914 13,226

677 1,816.

599 4.838 1.742

638 6,807 1.956 1,487

76 755

1.194 4,680

532 901 458 729

1,068 2,271 3.123 5,22S

402 3,230 1,615

82 ·1,543

262 498 470 993 530 209

2,262 5,193 1,028 1,481 4.060 3.639 1,354

444 1,590

494 1.926 9,121

251 2,769

784 507 496 215

1,670 399 878 108 467 432 368 730 529

2,291 549

4,221 377

4,430 13305

-50.78 -255.62 -26.10 . -23:41 -57.34

-154.35 -13.49 -47.97

-479.00 -58.76 -44.69

·2.15 -40.86 -56.14

-370.09 -4.10

-80.84 -12.91 -34.54 -11.64

-122.66 -163.29 -351.96

-10.88 -154.55 -34.40 -U3

-56.49 -23.90 -5.99

-27.49 -46.91 -10.46 -11.07

-136.70 -214.93 -16.13 -26.98

-237.63 -132.80 -76.60 -25.25 -25.17 -29.49 -72.55

-549.10 -1.97

-95.53 -72.81 -26.22 -28.99

0.82 -84.64 -24.06 -27,22

-0.76 -3.50

-22.25 -25.69 -17.92

-8.62 -82.56 -11.11

-155.47 -21.67

-210.09 -673.62

3.2 5.0 4.3 7.8 3.1 8.9

14.7 -5.9 0.7 2.3 8.8

-11.6 0.3

·1.0 -3.8 -4.0

-12.0 5.3 6.6

-0.8 7.5 4.5 0.5

10.1 0.3 0.6 1.2

-0.6 16.4 11.9 ·1.1 6.3

-2.6 2.5

-5.3 7.1 6.0 4.2 1.8

-3.2 -2.7 4.0 7.9

-5.9 -u 7.5

12.1 5.1

-0.4 3.0 3.8

-3.2 4.6 2.6 8.7

-9.2 3.8

-0.2 -4.2 -9.3 4.1

10.5 0.0

-0.2 -7.1 -0.3 ·0.6

TOTAL 153,192 152,08.5 141,878 130,7.53 133.914

.

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1992 PENNSYLVANIACRASHES BY COUNTY FATAL INJWRY P.D.O. TOTAL

ADAMS 25 CRASHES

S07 CRASHES

384 CRASHES

916

CRASHES

AllEGHENY 88 8,326 4.829 13,24 ARMSTRONG· IS 412 251 8 BEAVER 17 1.090 713 .820 BEDFORD 11 349 240 600 BERKS 40 2.843 1.958 4.841 BLAIR 24 1.088 631 1.743 BRADFORD 9 393 236 638 BUCKS 67 4,37S 2,379 6,821 BUIl.ER 23 1,203 730 1.9S6 CAMBRIA 20 966 522 1,S08 CAMERON 2 SI 23 76 CARBON· 10 440 3 7SS CENTRE 17 704 78 1.199 CHESTER 5S 2.718 .909 4,682 C1.ARION 11 320 201 532

a..EARFIELD 13 S43 34S 901 CLlNI'ON 3 288 167 4S8 COLUMBIA 12 438 279 729 CRAWFORD 20 634 418 1,072 CUMBERLAND 23 I,3S2 899 2,274 DAUPHIN 4 1,96S 1.144 3.133 DELAWARE 3,S 1.691 5,23S ELK 60 138 402 ERIE 2.168 1.033 3,232.

FAYEITE 1.047 5S0 1.626 FORESI' 46 32 82

FRANKLIN 871 6S4 I.S44 . RJLTON IS2 107 263 GREENE 308 180 499 HUNTINGDON 290 170 470

INDIANA 621 359 993 JEFFERSON 343 179 S31 1UNlATA ,133 71 209 LACKAWANNA ,SS3 699 2,272

LANCASTER 3 7 1.943 5.194 LAWRENCE 71 316 1.041 LEBANON 19 933 S28 1.480 LEHIGH 33 2.434 1,S97 4.064 LUZERNE 3S 2.433 1.173 3.641 LYCOMING IS 86S 476 I,3S6 McKEAN 6 272 169 447 MERCER 23 990 S77 1,S90·

MIFFLIN 13 29S 187 49S MONROE 19 1.189 723 1.931 MONTGOMERY SI S,901 3. 71 9.123 MONTOUR 5 14S I 250 NORTIIAMPI'ON 29 1.704 1.043 2.776 NORTHUMBERLAND 14 497 27S 786 PERRY 7 306 194 S07 PIKE 5 284 207 496 POTIER 6 128 81 21S .

SCHUYLKIU. 20 1.039 611 1.670 SNYDER 7 257 136 400 SOMERSET 18 522 338 878 SULLIVAN 2 61 4S 108 SUSQUEHANNA 8 280 179 467 TIOGA Ii 271 151 3 UNION 3 208 IS7 36 VENANGO 8 500 220 728 WARREN 14 311 20S S30 WASHIN 32 I,3S3 91S 2,300 WAYNE 10 342 199 5S1 WESTYORELAND 34 2,602 1,592 4,228

G 6 231 141 378 28 2.801 1.607 4.436

liS tl.120 2.132 13,367 1,385 ....490

15

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1992 FATALITY AND INJURY RATES/I0,OOO POPULATION ... FATALITIES FATALITIES FAT. + INJ. FATALITIES FATAUTIES

PER 10,000 PLUS PER 10,000 ON STATE PER 100 MIL COUNTY POPULATION FATALITIES POPULATION INJURIES POPULATION IUGHWAYS VEH. MILES

ADAMS 78.789 27 3.40 770 97.70 24 3.90 . ALLEGHENY 1,345,314 95 0.70 12.774 95.00 62 1.10 ARMSTRONG 73.965 18 2.40 645 87.20 18 3.60 BEAVER 187,318 19 1.00 1.690 90.20 18 1.70 BEDFORD 48,235 11 2.30 529 109.70 9 2.10 BERKS 338.752 48 1.40 4.413 130.30 35 1.70 BLAIR 131.407 2S 1.80 1.690 128.60 20 2.70 BRADFORD 61,371 10 1.60 579 94.30 10 2.50 BUCKS 544.770 73 1.30 6.964 127.80 63 1.90 BUI'LER 153.020 26 1.70 1.870 122.20 23 2.10 CAMBRIA 164.093 22 1.30 1,503 91.60 20 2.30 CAMERON 5.951 .2 3.40 69 11S.90 2 4.70 CARBON 57,220 11 1.90 682 119.20 11 3.20 CENTRE 124.609 20 1.60 1.047 84.00 17 1.80 CHESTER 378.890 59 1.60 4.163 109.90 49 1.90 CLARION 41.976 11 2.60 529 126.00 10 2.20 a.EARFIELD 78.614 14 1.80 852 108.40 12 !.SO CLINTON 37.426 3 0.80 435 116.20 3 0.90 COLUMBIA 63.614 14 :«Z.20 649 102.00 13 2.60 CRAWFORD 86.740 21 2.40 976 112.50 17 2.60 CUMBERLAND 196,553 26 1.30 2.044 104.00 22 1.40 DAUPHIN 239.391 27 1.10 2.984 124.60 2S 1.30 DELAWARE 551,291 47 0.90 5,517 100.10 45 1.70 ELK 35.108 4 1.10 406 115.60 3 1.40 ERIE 277.406 36 1.30 3.436 123.90 32 2.20 FAYEITE 146.313 32 2.20 1.674 114.40 29 3.20

FOREST 4.834 4 8.30 65 134.50 3 4.20 FRANKLIN 121.887 20 1.60 1.271 104.30 IS 1.70 FULTON 13.929 5 3.60 2S2 180.90 4 1.90 GREENE 39.813 11 2.80 531 133.40 9 2.80 HUNTINGDON 44.457 13 2.90 458 103.00 12 3.60 INDIANA 90.593 16 1.80 987 108.90 16 2.40 JEFFERSON 46,385 9 1.90 . 538 116.00 9 2.20 IUNlATA 20.761 5 2.40 210 101.20 4 1.90 LACKAWANNA 220.491 21 1.00 2,398 108.80 20 1.60 LANCASTER 42S.627 48 1.10 4.877 114.60 37 1.50

LAWRENCE 96.885 16 1.70 1.141 117.80 15 2.90 LEBANON 114.497 22 1.90 1.466 128.00 12 1.70 LEHIGH 293.067 36 1.20 3.720 126.90 28 1.80 LUZERNE 330,318 38 1.20 3.694 111.80 23 1.10 LYCOMING 119.498 16 1.30 1,317 110.20 15 1.80 McKEAN 47.441 9 1.90 451 95.10 99 3.10 MERCER 121.802 28 2.30 1,552 127.40 22 2.40 MIFFLIN 460503 16 3.40 476 102.40 14 4.80 MONROE 96.341 24 2.50 1.873 194.40 18 1.80 MONfGOMERY 682.617 54 0.80 9,229 135.20 38 1.10 MONTOUR 17.852 5 2.80 233 130.50 5 2.60 NORTHAMPrON 248.742 32 1.30 2.508 100.80 28 2.30 NORTHUMBERLAND 97.412 15 1.50 750 77.00 14 2.40 PERRY 41.446 9 2.20 456 110.00 8 2.10 PIKE 28.150 6 2.10 417 148.10 6 1.70 POTIER 16.828 6 3.60 187 11 1.10 5 3.50 SCHUYLKILL 153,591 29 1.90 1.617 105.30 2S 2.40 SNYDER 36.923 8 2.20 414 112.l

1988-1992 FATALITIES BY COUNTY ItIlI 1t19 1991

COUNTY FATALITIES FATALJ'I1ES FATAt.n1ES ADAMS 31 22 14 AIJliGHENY 124 105 96 ARMSTRONG 20 11 19 BEAVER 17 23 21 BEDFORD 25. 9 22 BERKS 52 72 52 BLAIR 24 25 23 BRADFORD 16 13 14 BUCKS 89 71 61 BUlLER 33 36 34 CAMBRIA 36 20 IS CAMERON 4 1 0 CARBON 15 17 12

CENTRE 24 21 18 amsTER. 69 55 54 CLARION 6 14 11

a.EARFIELD 15 21 19

CLlNI'ON 6 10 20,.,COLUMBIA 13 14 18 CRAWFORD 17 22 16 CUMBERLAND 29 27 29 DAUPHIN 49 42 30

DELAWARE 45 48 43

ELX 5 5 5 ERIE 42 42 38 FAYEI1E 33 31 23

FOREST 5 I 2 FRANKLIN 30 36 30 FULTON 12 6 9

GREENE 13 19 14 HUNIlNGDON 14 9 12

INDIANA 27 23 17 JEFFERSON B 1 12

JUNIATA 7 6 4 LACKAWANNA 35 23 30 LANCAsmR 62 63 56

LAWRENCE 17 16 13

LEBANON 26 22 12 LEHIGH 45 48 31 LUl.ERNE 52 50 45

LYCOMING 25 26 22 McKEAN 10 IS 12 MERCER 24 24 27 MIFFLIN 14 12 8 MONROE 28 34 21

MONI'GOMERY 67 74 57

MONI'OUR 4 io 3 NOR1HAMPTON 30 39 18 NotmruMBERLAND 26 27 14

PERRY 18 17 21

PIKE ' 12 9 8

P01TER 3 4 2 SCHUYLlClLL 31 39 34 SNYDER 12 16 12 SOMERSJIT 26 2S 16 SllLLtVAN 3 2 4

SUSQUEHANNA 13 13 10 nOOA 13 9 13 UNION 14 .11 8

VENANGO 22 10 10 WARREN 9 26 7 WASHINGTON 40 30 34 WAYNE 19 9 12 WESTMOREI..AND 58 70 50 WYOMING 12 7 14 YORK 56 53 46 PHIl.ADEL1'HIA 151 167 169

1,646TOTAL 1332 1,178

1991 FATAU'ITIl'JI

19

91 16 23 24 53 25 11 68 32 IS 1

10 21

'60

11 11 12 9

22 29 24 44

7 44 36

2

36 7 8

28 18 . 10 7

30 51

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17 41 40 17 17

16 14 40 59

0 23 19 9

8 11 37 10 16

2 14

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18 10

37 8

49 5

46 134

1.661

1992

'ATAIn1ES

ANNUAL GROWTHlN FATAUTR'C

PERCENT CHANGE

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95 -7.52 4.4

18 -0.19 12.5 19 0.32 -17.4

11 -1.39 -54.2 48 -3.15 -9.4

24 0.00 -4.0

10 -1.40 -9.1

73 -3.86 7.4

26 -1.70 -18.8 22 -3.87 46.7 2 -0.54 .100.0

11 -1.52 10.0 20 -0.85 -4.8 59 -1.74 -1.7

11 0.18 0.0

14 -1.21 27.3

3 0.76 -75.0

14 -0.14 55.6

21 0.74 -4.5

26 -0.38 -10.3 27 -6.43 12.5

47 0.00 6.8

4 0.13 -42.9

36 -0.90 -18.2

32 0.34 -11.1

4 -0.29 100.0

20 -1.37 -44.4 5 -1.48 -28.6

11 -1.53 37.5

13 2.42 -53.6 16 -2.83 -11.1

9 0.34 -10.0

5 -0.28 -28.6

21 ·2.17 ·30.0

48 -3.98 -5.9 16 -0.72 128.6

22 -1.34 29.4 36 -2.57 -12.2

38 -3.80 -5.0

16 -2.66 -5.9

9 0.24 -47.1

28 0.39 75.0

16 0.63 14.3

24 0.32 -40.0

54 -4.18 -8.5

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32 -1.23 39.1

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6 -1.36 -25.0

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29 -0.59 -21.6

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38 -6.09 -22.4

6 -1.22 20.0

35 -4.74 -23.9 124 -8.37 -7.5

I,U$

______ , R

-1992 FATALITIES BY VEHICLE TYPE

AUTO· MOTOR· UGHT HEAVY

COUNTY MOBD...E CYCLE TRUCK TRUCK OTHER TOTAL 27 95 18 ~

19

11 48 24

10 73 26

22 2

11 20 59

11 14 3

14

21 26

27 47 4

36 32 4

20 S

1.1 13 16

9 5

21

48

16

22 36

38 16

9

28 16 24

54 5

32 15 9

6 6

29 8

18 2

10

12 5

11 16 37 10 38

6 35

124 1,545

ADAMS ALLEGHENY ARMSTRONG BEAVER BEDFORD BERKS BLAIR BRADFORD BUCKS BUILER CAMBRIA CAMERON CARBON CENTRE CHESTER CLARION CLEARFIELD CLINTON COLUMBIA CRAWFORD CUMBERLAND DAUPHIN DELAWARE ELK ERIE FAYE'ITE FOREST FRANKLIN FULTON GREENE HUNI'INGDON INDIANA JEFfERSON JUNIATA LACKAWANNA LANCASTER LAWRENCE LEBANON LElDGH LUZERNE LYCOMING McKEAN MERCER MIFFLIN MONROE MONTGOMERY MONTOUR NORTHAMPTON NORTHUMBERLAND PERRY PIKE POITER SCHUYLKIll.

SNYDER SOMERSET SUUJVAN SUSQUEHANNA nOGA UNION VENANGO WARREN WASHINGTON WAYNE WESTMORELAND WYOMING YORK PHILADELPHIA

19 75 14 11 7

33 14

6 48

2S 17 2 7

14

42

8 10 1

10 10 21 16 37

1 27 24

3 16 3 6 8

13 6 3

18 35

9

17 29

29 10

8

15 13 19 42

4 21

9 8

5 4

19 7

12 . 6 7

S 7

10 28 8

27 3

20 97

3 10

· 4 1

2 4

· 7

· 2

· · 1

2 2

· 1

· ·or 2 1 3

· 1

1

· · 1 3

· · -· 3

· 2

1 1

4

2 1

2

· 1 3

· 3

· · · 1

· · 2

· · 2

· 1

1 1

· 3

· 4 3

4

7 4 4

2 12 3

1 13 1 3

· 3 5

10 3 3 1 3

10 2 7

6 2 4 5

· 2 1 2 5

1 2 . 1 ·

10

4 1

S 4 4

· 8 3 4

8

· 7

6 1

· 1 9

· 3

· 4

2

· 3 S 7 2 7 2 9

13

"

· 2

· · · 1 2 2

2

-· · 1

· 3

· · · 1

1 1 2

· 1 2

1 1

I

· · · · 1

· · · 1 1

1

1

· · -· · 1 1

· · · , 2 · · · · 1

· · · 1

· · · · · 1 3

1 1

· · 1

· 1

1 3

--· · · 2

· 1

· · · · 1 1

· 2 1

· 1

· · · 2

· 1

· 3

· 2

· · · · 2

· · · · 1

· · 1

· 1 1 1

1

· 1

· · · 1

· 1

· 1 8

TOTAL 1,105 91 164 39 46

19

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1992 CRASHES BY ENGINEERING DISTRICT

KILLED INJUREDDISTRICT CRASHES

01 7.234 116 7,1 71 02 4,402 79 4,054 03 5,069 87 4,750 04 7,805 9) 7,769 ....-----------+----------'-.--- '-"'-' -- -.._ ---- ---------f

1-- ~~..::....~ _1.-_ ---=.~~1~~-~-··r-- - 3_:~14~ .... ~~ ..-..~:...;).~7·:,~697.:~0·~~~.·-..-...----.. -..-= t-- O::....-- -+-_ J~A.~~ __ . _ ..:.__. _:--:8

~~ .---. t:~~·· -. -:~ l: .....~L~~'~ 1-----.....1 ...... }it~~:·:±~=_·-·-_-·__'-'1'-"'-8=~.L-',2"'_'~-'--'7'_'

1992 HIGBWAY DEATHS: .DISTRIBUTION BY VEHICLE TYPE

TOTAL HIGHWAY DEATHS 1,545 100%

I PASSENGER

CAR

960 62.14%

HEAVY TRUCK

26 1.68%

MOTORCYCLEPEDESTRIANS LIGHT BODY TYPETRUCK

90 5.83%231 14.95% 208 13A6%

,~...

PEDACYCLE

12 0.78%

I OPERATOR

664 69.17%

OCCUPANT OPERATOR

287 29.90% 24 92.31%

OCCUPANT

2 7.69%

OPERATOR

12 100.0%

I 1

SPEC. TRACKI NON-MOTORIZED

VEHICLE 17 1.10%

I

BUS

1 0.06%

OPERATOR I

OCCUPANT

o 0.00% I 11 100.00%

OCCUPANT

o 00.0%

OPERATOR

142 &8.27%

OCCUPANT OCCUPANTOCCUPANT OPERATOR OPERATOR

3 17.65%81 90.00% 9 10.00% 14 82.35%59 28.37%

.'

BY AGE AND SEX

200

en

~ c

150

100

50

0

FEMALE_ MALE_

0

0

1

1

10

49 15

38 12

35

14

16

10

27

0

0

1992 HIGHWAY DEATHS BY AGE AND SEX

250

200

~ 150

So 100 50

o FEMALE. 7 10 11 47 58 43 42 32 18 23 11 17 20 39 41 47 3

MALE_ 16 15 20 102 181 133 114 96 59 45 26 38 46 26 40 46 1

AGE GROUPS

1992 VEHICLE DRI'VER DEATHS

AGE GROUPS

-'------_-'------_~---=-=-=-=--=---========-_. ~ __._~2

70

c

1992 VE~HICLE OCCUPANT DEATHS BY AGE AND SEX

60

50 C/) ::I: 40

~ 30 20

10

0

13FEMALE. 12 6 3 4 26 25 MALEI5lI 8 1 5 44 1 3 0

3 5 4 13 4 8

AGE GROUPS

1992 MAJOR INJURIES BY AGE AND SEX

1,200

1,000 (J)

a:w800

600:::>..., z- 400

200

0

UNKNOWNC FEMALE. MALE~

0 0

46 59 45 133

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 315 234 184 144 127 79 i9 78 539 451 348 242 165 105 88 79

AGE GROUPS 23

o 0 3 57 72 43

60 63 79

1992 MODERATE INJURIES

3,500

3,000

CI) 2,500

w 2,000a: ::>.., 1,500 ~

1,000

500

0

UNKNOWN. 0 FEMALE_ 141

MALES 192

14

12

10

8

6

4

2

BY AGE AND SEX

6'" ~

00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 005

272

0 0

947 638342 1,234 1.160 m 544 467 331 300 289 264 204 185 204 464 237 159 in 187350 307 266530 1.809 2.098 1,452 1,14e 692 522945

AGE GROUPS

1992 MINOR I'NJURIES BY AGE AND SEX

O~....,......~~-.......,:"--~""",,,"""""'~--r:-:-~~--o.;..;.-T-"'-~"""""'~;';""';-~"'"""+""""""~"-¥'

UNKNOWN. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 FEMALE. 0.8 1.5 5.9 4.7 3.4 2.3 1.8 1.4 1.3 0.7 1

MAlEE 1 1.8 6.5 5 3.4 2.1 1.4 1.2 1 0.5 ,0.6

AGE GROUPS

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1992 TOTAL PEOPLE* INVOLVED IN CRASHES: DISTRIBUTION BY BELT USAGE

TOTAL PEOPLE*

316,516 1000k

I

BELTS IN USE

187,541 59.25%

-:-.> Jt

Killed

Major Injury

Moderate Injury

Minor Injury

No Injury

Unknown Injury

BELTS NOT IN USE

47,645 15.05%

257 0.1%

1,530 .8%

6,931 3.7%

KIII~ 696 1.5%

Major Injury 2,084 4.4°k . Moderate Injury 5,928 12.4%

Minor Injury 15,959 33.5%

No InjUry 20,490 43.00k

Unknown Injury 2,488 5.20k

KNOWN BELT USE

239,168

44,746 23.9%

126,555 67.5%

7,522 4.0%

BELTS NOT AVAILABLE

3,982 1.26°k

,

Killed 29 O.1Ok

Major Injury 120 3.00k

Moderate Injury 282 7.1Ok

Minor Injury 9,985 24.1Ok

No Injury 2,338 58.1Ok

Unknown Injury 228 5.1Ok

BELT USE UNKNOWN

77,348 24.44°k

Killed

Major Injury

Moderate Injury

Minor Injury

No Injury

Unknown Injury

212 0.3%

1,259 1.6°k

3,922 5.1°k

15,887 20.5%

47,459 61.4%

8,609 11.1°k

* INCLUDES NON-PARKED PASSENGER CAR, LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCK DRIVERS AND OCCUPANTS IN REPORTABLE ACaDENTS.

1992 TOTAL PEOPLE* INVOLVED IN CRASHES: DISTRIBUTION BY VEHICLE TYPE

TOTAL PEOPLE*

316,516 100%

I

PASSENGER CARS

182,681

BELTS IN USE

143,687 78.65%

Killed

, Major Injury

~ IModerate Injury Minor Injury

No Injury

Unknown InJury

222 0.1%

1,246 0.90.4

5,634 3.9%

36,686 25.5%

93,545 65.1%

6,354 4.4%

* INCLUDES NON-PARKED PASSENGER CAR, SINGLE UNIT TRUCK, AND TRUCK OPERATORS AND OCCUPANTS WHOSE SEAT BELT USE IS KNOWN, INVOLVED IN REPORTABLE ACCIDENTS. DOES NOT INCLUDE ACCIDENTS IN WHICH SEAT BELT USE IS

** INCLUDES BELTS NOT IN USE AND BELTS NOT AVAILABLE.

I 100%

I BELTS NOT IN USE**

38,994 21.35%

I Killed 575 1.5%

Major Injury 1,742 4.4%

Moderate Injury 4,908 12.6%

Minor Injury 13,291 34.1%

No Injury 16,264 41.7%

I

LIGHT TRUCKS HEAVY TRUCKS

51,176

. Unknown Injury 2,214 5.7%

r BELTS IN USE

39,271 76.74%

I Killed 29 0.1%

Major Injury 254 0.7%

Moderate Injury 1,172 3.0%

Minor InJury 7,512 19.1%

No Injury 29,178 74.3%

Unknown Injury 1,126 2.9%

100% 5,311

I BELTS IN USE

4,583 86.29%

I Killed 6 0.1%

Major Injury 30 0.7%

Moderate Injury 12~ 2.70.4

Minor Injury 548 11.90.4

No Injury 3,832 83.6°.4

Unknown Injury 42 0.9%

BELTS NOT IN USE"

11,905 23.26%

Killed 143 1.2%

Major Injury 440 3.70.4

Moderate Injury 1,250 10.5%

Minor Injury 3,508 29.5%

No Injury 6,081 51.1%

Unknown Injury 483 4.1%

100%

I I

BELTS NOT IN USE**

728 13.71%

Killed 7 0.9%

Major Injury 22 3.0%

Moderate Injury 52 7.1%

Minor Injury 145 19.9%

No InjUry 483 66.4%

Unknown Injury 19 2.6%

. -

IMP,ACT OF 100% BELT USE ON

1992 FATALITIES & INJURIES

(PASSEl~GERCAR OCCUPANTS ONLY) .

MAJOR MODERATE MINOR NO TOTAL

KILLED INJURY INJURY INJURY INJURY PERSONS ~

NO BELTS 15 44 137 490 1,129 1,815

BELTS USED 211 1,190 5,313 34,754 86,640 128,108

BELTS NOT USED 540 1,591 4,436 11,808 13,835 32,210

. USE UNKNOWN 105 660 1,970 7,290 17,326 .27,351

TOTAL 871 3,485 11,856 54,342 118,930 189,484

EXPECTED 100% USE 360 1,975 8,491 51,668 126,990 0

NET GAINILOSS ·511 ..1,510 ·3,365 ·2,674 +8,060 0

THE ESTIMAT]~DECONOMIC SAVINGS OF 100% BELT USE IN 1992 W()ULD HAVE BEEN SlJ73,924,590J)O OR APPROXIMATE~LY S28.tlS FOR EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD IN PENNSYLVANIA.

27

. ..

1988 - 1992 PERCENT SEAT BELT USE BY COUNTY

COUNTY 1988

BELT USE

1989 BELT USE

1990 BELT USE

ADAMS 56.8 58.2 55.1 AllEGHENY 46.4 47.7 49.5 ARMSTRONG 55.4 53.0 55.2 BEAVER 41.2 44.8 42.6 BEDFORD 63.0 68.6 67.5 BERKS 48.4 49.4 50.7 BLAIR 58.1 62.9 64.0 BRADFORD 57.5 63.1 64.8 BUCKS 47.1 51.4 53.4 BUlLER 56.3 61.6 61.2 CAMBRIA 46.6 53.2 53.2 CAMERON 42.6 49.7 59.7 CARBON 52.2 59.1 57.1 CENTRE 59.9 66.8 66.9 CHESTER 57.8 61.8 62.2 CLARION 59.6 68.5 61.7 CLEARFlELD 58.5 63.4 .~ 59.0 CLINTON 54.3 60.8 58.8 COLUMBIA 52.7 58.6 60.0 CRAWFORD 57.1 56.4 62.6

! CUMBERLAND 59.2 62.0 65.7 DAUPHIN 58.6 62.1 62.6 DELAWARE 37.8 39.5 41.1 ELK 49.8 53.1 56.1 ERIE 57.1 60.0 61.9 FAYETI'E 54.5 57.2 54.4 FOREST 64.5 59.4 65.7 FRANKLIN 53.0 54.4 55.8 FULTON 62.2 65.3 63.8 GREENE 60.6 66.2 71.0 HUNTINGDON 53.8 56.3 60.2 INDIANA 62.6 67.9 68.6 JEFFERSON 58.4 62.7 64.6 JUNIATA 57.4 54.8 64.3 LACKAWANNA 45.9 47.4 47.9 LANCASTER 60.8 66.3 67.4 LAWRENCE 49.1 57.6 54.1 LEBANON 57.2 58.9 60.4 LElDGH 63.3 66.1 67.9 LUZERNE 53.0 53.3 54.8 LYCOMING 59.9 61.7 61.0 McKEAN 47.9 53.0 54.2 MERCER 51.0 57.3 59.2 MIFFLIN 49.2 55.8 56.9 MONROE 61.4 63.4 62.9 MONTGOMERY 56.6 60.6 61.7 MONTOUR 63.3 70.6 64.2 NOR1lIAMPI'ON 55.5 59.4 61.7 NORnlUMBERLAND 48.7 55.7 54.1 PERRY 55.6 59.9 61.9 PUCE 64.2 62.2 68.2 POTTER 60.9 64.9 54.5 SCHUYLKJLL 56.2 58.8 59.6 SNYDER 62.1 67.8 63.0 SOMERSET 54.8 60.2 63.9 SUUJVAN 65.4 67.6 77.8 SUSQUEHANNA 55.8 54.9 65.5 TIOGA 56.6 62.0 65.1 UNION 60.2 62.8 64.9 VENANGO 59.9 65.5 60.4 WARREN 62.9 68.4 63.2 WASHINGTON 571 59.2 59.3 WAYNE 53.3 57.4 62.8 WPSTMORELAND 59.3 61.3 64.2 WYOMING 56.5 58.1 63.3 YORK 60.5 64.2 63.6 PHlLADELPIUA 22.6 21.2 21.4

TOTALS 50.9 53.7 54.4

1991 BELT USE

59.5 54.1 63.1 . 47.1 71.8 56.0 68.9 61.2 57.5 65.1 55.3 50.9 59.6 70.0 66.1 67.2 60.9 65.3 63.6 63.8 67.5 65.7 45.9 59.9 64.2 58.7 68.8 61.3 62.1 68.6 62.2 71.9. 63.7 64.4 52.2 70.5 54.8 65.7 72.0 58.5 61.0 60.9 59.9 59.9 69.2 66.7 75.2 64.3 54.0 63.2 61.9 68.6 63.6 70.6 66.3 72.2 61.9 62.8 66.4 64.4 68.4 62.0 68.0 65.4 62.9 67.3 23.7

58.1

1992 BELT USE

ANNUAL GROWTH

RATE

PERCENT CHANGE

91-92

63.5 I.SO 6.7 53.9 2.13 -0.4 64.7 2.89 2.5 47.2 1.42 0.2 76.4 3.00 6.4 59.9 3.03 7.0 68.9 2.75 0.0 65.8 1.44 7.5 59.7 3.11 3.8 66.9 2.46 2.8 57.0 2.24 3.1 55.1 2.43 8.3 58.0 1.15 -2.7 72.4 2.78 3.4 67.1 2.30 I.S 65.6 0.99 -2.4 63.4 0.70 4.1 68.2 3.23 4.4 66.3 3.18 4.2 65.0 2.29 1.9 70.0 2.70 3.7 64.5 1.52 -1.8 49.3 2/17 7.4 59.7 2.65 -0.3 64.5 1.88 0.5 60.2 1.30 2.6 . 73.9 2.83 7.4 68.6 3.91 11.9 67.6 0.78 8.9 75.4 3.17 9.9 66.9 3.21 7.6 68.3 1.53 -5.0 67.6· 1.92 6.1 66.3 2.70 3.0 52.1 1.73 -0.2 71.4 2.51 1.3 57.6 1.35 5.1 66.6 2.57 1.4 74.0 2.73 2.8 61.2 2.16 4.8 63.8 0.73 4.6 51.2 1.50 -15.9 63.5 2.71 6.0 60.4 2.58 0.8 70.2 2.36 1.4 66.5 2.58 -0.3 72.2 2.21 -4.0 68.3 3.06 6.2 60.8 2.25 12.6 69.0 3.04 9.2 73.8 2.01 19.2 69.2 2.09 0.9 65.0 2.26 2.2 70.1 1.88 -0.7 63.9 2.38 -3.6 71.0 1.54 -1.7 66.7 2.85 7.8 64.0 1.51 . 1.9 69.3 2.17 4.4 63.0 0.47 -2.2 72.3 1.90 5.7 65.8 2.OS 6.1 64.8 3.32 -4.7 65.9 1.73 0.8 69.1 3.03 9.9 68.7 1.94 2.1 20.9 -0.09 -11.8

59.3 0.47 2.1

'HI

-

EFFIECT OF 100% BELT USE IN 1992 ' .... AF-::'J A·CClni=N-·'··· ...... CLJ'''- t,IGi= :1'-' It·) n J"R"\{ Ci~l···i'=·r--::.:r;L)r,c . ../.'i _I! a-"- L- J ,::) oJ rlJ~t i lJ ~ l_ J'" Ii F '15!....J ......... ~ , r"l;.a......... L.,("\-/ J 1 ~ 1_:IN PASSENGt::R l ·fF pr:.:TS Ll..lC.Rr::: l 'C;CD II f A,L' r;Ar~.s•. i....'L-f..._.VL.. ...... J ..... L . V • L _, .... _

10

0

w -10CJ z ~ :z: -200 ~ -30w 0a:: w -40A.

-50

-60

PENNSYL\fANIA SEAT BELT USE 1983 - 1992

29

. -•

OBSERVATIONAL SURVEYS OF SEAT BELT USE 1990 - 1993

\,

~70

65

W 60UJ ~

I 55..J W m 50 ~ 0

45

40

30

.,"", om> -."".. ...

1992 ALCOHOL INVOLVEMENT IN CRASHES: DISTRIBUTION BY CRASH SEVERITY

TOTAL CRASHES

133;913 100%

I NON-ALCOHOL RELATED ALCOHOL RELATED

13,978 10.4% 119,935 89.6%

FATAL CRASHES

569 4.1%

INJURY CRASHES

9,209 65.9%

. I P.D.O. CRASHES

4,200 30.0%

TOTAL KILLED

628

TOTAL INJURED

14,225

MAJOR INJURY 1,592

MODERATE INJURY 3,583

MINOR INJURY 7,517

UNKNOWN INJURY 1,533

ECONOMIC L()SS DUE TO ALCOHOL RELATED CRASHES= W!6Q..603,Ql8,OO

THE ECONOMIC LOSS TO EVERY MAN, WOMAN, AND CHILD IN PENNSYLVANIA DUE TO ALCOHOL RELATED CRASHES IN 1991 WAS $113.72.

31

': .1 1992 ALCOHOL RELATED CRASHES BY ILLUMINATION

ALCOHOL RELATED CRASHES

13,978 100%

I I DAY· UNKNOWN NIGHT

2,633 18.84% 84

I I FATAL CRASHES INJURY CRASHES

125 4.70/. 1,8&2 70.7% W N I I

TOTAL KILLED

135

Major Injuries 352

Moderate In). 740

MlnorlnJ. 1,601

Unk. InjUries 348

I

I

P.D.O. CRASHES

646 24.5%

.

I FATAL CRASHES INJURY CRASHES

0 0.0% 57 67.9%

r Major InJury 1

Moderate Injury 15

Minor Injury 55

Unknown Injury 13

11,261 80.56%0.60%

I

FATAL CRASHES

444 3.90/.

I TOTAL KILLED

493

I

I I

INJURY CRASHES P.D.O. CRASHES

7,210 64.7% 3,527 31.3%

... I Major In)urle. 1,230

Moderate In). 2,828

Minor InJ. 5,8&1

Unk.ln)urles 1,172

P.D.O. CRASHES

XI 32.1"

ALCO:HOL RELATED CRASH STATISTICS

1990 1991 1992

PERCENT CHANGE ~.

89-90 90-91 91-92

CRASHES 16,382 14,070 13,978 -3.6 -14.1 -0.6 FATAL CRASHES 670 616 569 -12.2 -8.1 -7.6 INJURY CRASHES 11,170 9,511 9,209 -2.9 -14.9 -3.2 P.D.O. CRASHES 4,542

-3,943 4,200 -1.9 -13.2 +6.5

NUMBER KILLED 737 681 628 -10.7 -7.6 -7.8 NUMBER INJURED 17,216 14,805 14,225 . -5.3 -14.0 -3.9

MAJOR INJURY 1,889 1,612 1,592 -7.1 -14.7 -1.2 MODERATE INJURY 4,742 3,688 3,583 -6.2 -22.2 -2.8 MINOR INJURY . 8,549 7,5~1 7,517 -10.0 -11.7 -0.5 UNKNOWN INJURY 2,036 1,954 1,533 +27.0 -4.0 -21.5

FATAL CRASHES PER 100,000 LICENSED DRrVERS

INJURY CRASHES PER 8.5 7.7 7.1 -13.3 -9.4 -7.8

100,000 LICENSED DRrVERS 142.2 119.3 114.8 -13.1 -16.1 -3.8

DEATHS PER 100,000 LICENSED DRIVERS

INJURIES PER 100,000 9.4 8.5 7.8 -11.3 -9.6 -8.2

LICENSED DRIVERS 219.2 185.8 177.4 -6.0 -15.2 -4.5

A~LCOHOL RELATED CRASHES HISTORICAL DATA

YEAR

FATAL

CRASHES

INJURY

CRASHES

P.D.O.

CRASHES

TOTAL

CRASHES

TOTAL

KILLED

TOTAL

INJURED

1981 82~~ 11,860 6,835 19,518 943 18,522

1982 684 12,508 6,963 20,155 800 19,499

1983 634 12,338 6,457 19,429 720 19,136

1984 62!; 13,187 6,681 20,493 704 20,179

1985 67~~ 13,219 6,245 20,137 767 20,230

1986 7U 14,045 6,787 21,544 789 21,900

1987 76~' . 14,353 6,311 21,431 862 i

22,044

1988 78!~ 12,764 5,084 18,637 856 19,888

1989 76~J 11,593 4,632 16,988 825 18,185

1990 670 11,170 4,542 16,382 737 17,050

1991 61f' 9,511 3,943 14,070 681 ··14,805

1992 56!~ 9~09 4,200 13,978 628 14,225

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1992 DRIVER INVOLVEMENT IN ALOHOL RELATED CRASHES BY VEHICLE TYPE

TOTAL DRIVERS IN CRASHES

222,603

I

DRIVERS IN NONFATAL CRASHES

220,532

DRIVERSDUI

13,446 100%

DRIVERS IN FATAL CRASHES

2,071

DUI DRIVERS IN FATAL CRASHES

5\7 100%

w ~

1

PASSENGER CAR

1,650 71.8%

LIGHT TRUCKS

3,372 25.1%

HEAVY TRUCKS

26 0.2%

. , PASSENGER CARMOTORCYCLE 338 2.5% 403 72.4%

BUS LIGHT TRUCKS

2 0.001% 108 11.4%

OTHER HEAVY TRUCKS

58 0.4% 4 O.'t%

MOTORCYCLE

38 &.8%

BUS

0 0.0%

OTHER 4 0.7%

1

I

IN THE 14,003 ACCIDENTS INVOLVING ALCOHOL. 13,446 DRIVERS HAD BEEN DRINKING.

IN THE 569 FATAL ACCIDENTS INVOLVING ALCOHOL, 557 DRIVERS HAD BEEN DRINKING.

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I

1992. PERSONS KILLED IN CRASHES INVOLVING DRINKING DRIVERS

•• I

.1 t;,

TOTAL ALCOHOL REALATED KILLED TOTAL KILLED IN DRINKING DRIVER CRASHES 628 100% 583 100%

OCCUPANTSOCCUPANTS NON DRINKING NONDRINKING WITH NONWITH DRINKING PEDESTRIANS DRINKING

AGE DRINKING AGEDRIVERS DRIVERSDRINKING PEDESTRIANS DRIVERSDRIVER *

UNDER UNDER

16 16

16-20 16-20

21-25 21-25

26-60 26-60

OVER60 OVER 60

UNKNOWN UNKNOWN

AGE AGE

TOTAL TOTAL ....'

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1988-1992 ALCOHOL·RELATEDFATALITIES BY COUNTY

COUNTY 1988

FATALITIES 1989

FATALITIES 1990

FATALITIES

ADAMS 11 8 11 ALLEGHENY 62 52 45 ARMSTRONG . 5 5 10 BEAVER 6 14 7 BEDFORD 17 4 9 BERKS 20 35 22 BLAIR 11 7 13 BRADFORD 5 4 5 BUCKS 42 33 26 BUIl.ER 16 14 13 CAMBRIA 14 12 3 CAMERON 2 I CARBON 6 3 9 CENTRE 6 11 7 CHESTER 31 24 22 CLARION 2 9 5 CLEARFIELD 8 15 J2 CLINTON 3 7 13 COLUMBIA 7 8 11 CRAWFORD 10 15 5 CUMBERLAND 14 6 13 DAUPHIN 18 23 14 DELAWARE 22 21 18 ELK 2 3 2 ERIE 23 19 21 FAYElTE 16 18 17 FOREST I 2 FRANKLIN 9 15 13 FULTON 2 I 4 GREENE 8 10 11 HUNTINGDON 6 2 3 INDIANA 16 10 6 JEFFERSON 6 5 JUNIATA 5 2 2 LACKAWANNA 21 9 17 LANCASTER 25 32 22 LAWRENCE 9 7 7 LEBANON 9 5 2 LEHIGH 22 19 12 LUZERNE 24 26 17 LYCOMING 15 19 14 McKEAN 5 10 5 MERCER 8 6 11 MIFFLIN 6 6 3 MONROE 18 14 9 MONTGOMERY 19 20 18 MONTOUR I 4 3 NORTHAMPTON 17 21 6 NORTIlUMBERLAND 12 13 10 PERRY 10 8 6 PIKE 3 3 2 POTTER I 2 2 SCHUYLKD..L 14 17 12 SNYDER 5 7 4 SOMERSET 10 14 6 SULLIVAN I 2 I SUSQUEHANNA 9 7 5 TIOGA 6 2 11 UNION 4 4 3 VENANGO 13 4 9 WARREN 4 10 4 WASHINGTON 18 19 15 WAYNE 8 2 6 WESTMORELAND 31 35 26 WYOMING 5 5 12 YORK 30 23 23 DUn Anlll DUT .. .4? '!Ii 4' TOTALS 856 B43 722

1991 FATALITIES

8 40 12 11 12 17 9 4

19 11 7 1 6

10 27 7 7 4 2

11 14 11 15 4

15 19 I

12 3 3

15 ~ 11

I 2

11 17 4

10 14 23 11 7 7 5

18 23

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17 3 6 2 7 7 I 4 4

21 2

24 4

22 23

684

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1992 FATALITIES

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22 12 3

21 15 14 2 3

10 25

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ANNUAL GROWTH

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-0.45 0.12

-0.94 1.61

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1988-1992 DUI ARRESTS BY COUNTY

1911S 1989 1990 1991 1992 ANNUAL PERCENT COUNTY DI1I DUI DUl DUI DUI GROWTH CHANGE

ARRESTS ARRESTS ARRESTS ARRESTS ARRESTS RATE 91-92 ~. ADAMS 173 283 304 241 195 -3.16 -19.1' AllEGHENY 4,4(19 4,972 5,193 4,295 4079 -142.S4 -5.0 ARMSTRONG 1.!2 132 174 166 214 22.28 28.9 BEAVER 5115 754 681 653 679 5.70 4.0 BEDFORD no 170 161 170 190 11.49 11.8 BERKS 5!I5 659 863 1,003 1,006 114.29 0.3 BLAIR 3:14 462 431 393 490 22.76 24.7 BRADFORD !14 117 159 248 323 ' 63.14 30.2 BUCKS 2,983 2,907 3,604 3,031 2,004 -137.68 -33.9 BUTI.ER 640 714 773 738 932 63.29 26.3 CAMBRIA 3110 451 459 398 405 -1.12 1.8 CAMERON :t4 40 31 50 43 4.44 -14.0 CARBON 1'79 194 211 237 229 14.19 -3.4 CENTRE 5:n 637 672 784 668 43.19 -14.8 CHESTER 1,240 1,457 1,706 1,523 1,612 75.8 5.8 CLARION 1:39 151 173 138 173 5.78 25.4 CLEARFIELD 203 2S1 300 248 285 14.97 14.9 CLINTON 140 155 t.73 118 120 -7.20 1.7 COLUMBIA 1:52 158 154 121 106 -12.30 -12.4 CRAWFORD U5 303 318 319 355 31.20 11.3 CUMBERLAND 9,56 962 937 954 773 -34.46 -19.0 DAUPHIN 813 835 1,041 1,075 833 31.01 -22.5 DELAWARE 1,508 1,751 2,102 1,899 1,842 75.14 -3.0 ELK 211 210 222 200 103 -16.68 -48.5 ERIE 826 850 1,207 1,164 966 57.SO -17.0 FAYETIE 316 290 488 426 378 23.49 -11.3 FOREST 35 42 36 35 36 .{).59 2.9 FRANKLIN 397 462 421 456 382 -3.36 -16.2 FULTON 35 42 37 45 71 8.57 57.8 GREENE lOS 101 119 106 125 4.02 17.9 HUNTINGDON 85 ,81 133 187 155 24.07 -17.1 INDIANA JEFFERSON

273 203

323 226

337 206

349. 210

280 175

4.37 ~.88

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JUNIATA 43 45 85 85 77 9.63 '-9.4 LACKAWANNA 378 481 791 851 874 126.21 2.7 LANCASTER 9'14 1,213 1,217 1,269 1,073 32.68 -15.4 LAWRENCE 529 497 546 500 406 -22.37 -18.8 LEBANON >439 495 400 366 334 -34.10 -8.7 LEHIGH E:72 1,000 1,066 1,068 918 15.91 -14.0 LUZERNE 765 973 1,226 919 1,075 50.48 '17.0 LYCOMING ~i72 572 579 530 515 -15.37 ·2.8 McKEAN 134 116 182 155 141 4.77 -9.0 MERCER MIFFLIN

~159

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572 173

474 236

416 2S8

-1.19 1l.S7

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BY MONTH

TOTAL CRASHES MONTH

TOTAL ME.C.D·

FATAL CRASHES

TOTAL ME.C.D·

FATALITIES

TOTAL ME.F.D.··

JANUARY 1,123 36.22 34 1.09 40 1.29

• FEBRUARY 1,125 38.79 48 1.65 56 1.93

MARCH 1,187 38.29 56 1.80 63 2.03

APRD.. 1,056 35.20 31 1.03 32 1.06

MAY 1,352 43.61 61 1.96 64 2.06

JUNE l.124 37.46 43 1.43 52 1.73

JULY 1,081 34.87 56 1.80 61 1.96

AUGUST 1,189 39.35 60 1.94 66 2.13

SEPTEMBER 1,122 37.40 40 1.33 42 1.40

ocrOBER 1,236 39.87 43 1.38 46 1.48

NOVEMBER 1,242 41.40 53 1.76 56 1.86

DECEMBER 1,184 38.19 45 1.45 51 1.64

YEAR OVERALL 14.021 38.38 570 1.55 629 1.71

• Mean CRASHES Per Day

.. Mean Fatalities Per Day

42

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'DRIVERS KILLED USING ALCOHOL AS A PERCEN-rAGE OF TOTAL DRIVER DEATHS - 1992

70

60 c w 50-oJ -oJ 52 40 t-Z 30w (.)a:: 20w a..

10

0

% Killed. 0 31.8 60.1. 59 52.2 55.9 43.9 35.6 17.9 29.7 9.5 17.1 6.7 6.2 39.9

UNDERAGE DRINKING DRIVERS IN PENNSYLVANIA ACCIDENTS

1984 - 1992

ena: w >a: c LL. 0 a: w CD ::E ::> z

500 ~------------------,

400 Law went Into effect

300

200

100

43

1992 ALCOHOL-RELATED CRASHES TIME BY DAY OF WEEK

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· .VICTIMS OF ALCOHOL-RELATED FATAL CRASHES

DISTRIBUTION BY AGE 1992

".

0·10 11· :20 :11·30 31·40 41·60 61·60 61·70 71-10 81 + UNKNOWN 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 2

PEDESTRIAN II 17 :lIS 6 4 7 5 3

OCCUPANT 7 24 64 19 10 3 7 II 4

DRIVER 0 36 173 106 45 21 15 7 1

AGE GROUPS

VICTIMS OF ALCOHOL-RELATED FATAL CRASHES DISTRIBUTION BY VEHICLE TYPE

1992

UNKNOWN

PEDESTRIANS

OCCUPANTS

DRIVERS

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VICTIMS OF-FATAL CRASHES - 1992 DISTRIBUTION BY TIME OF DAY

300

250 c

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50

q 12:00·3:59 AM _:00 -;~ AM 1:00 - 11:58 AM NOON - 3:59 PM .:00·7:59 PM . e:OO -11:59 PM ALCOHOL 241 44 17 31 112 183

NON-ALCOHOL 62 91 156 255 227 126

VICTIMS OF FATAL CRASHES - 1992 DISTRIBUTION BY DAY OF WEEK

200

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J~LCOHOL-RELATEDCRASHES BY AGE GROUP

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PERCEI\JT OF DRIVER INVQLVEMENT IN 1992 NON-ALCOHOL-RELATED CRASHES

BY AGE GROUP

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Males 12 1,156 2.788 2,230 1,938 1,266 846 474 302 226 156 108 63 33 76

AGE GROUPS

BLOOD ALCOHOL CONTENT (BAC) DRIVERS IN FATAL ACCIDENTS - 1992

150

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0.00% BAC =476 REFUSED =5

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1992 PEDESTRIAN FATALITIES BY AGE GROUP

COUNTY AGE 0-4

AGE 5-0

AGE 10 -14

AGE 15 S8

AGE 60 AND

OVER ALL

AGES UN

KNOWN TOTAL

FATALITIES PER 100,000

POPULATION ADAMS AllEGHENY ARMSTRONG BEAVER BEDFORD BERKS BLAIR BRADFORD BUCKS BtrrLER CAMBRIA CAMERON CARBON CENTRE CHESTER . CLARION CLEARFIElD CLINTON COLUMBIA CRAWFORD CUMBERLAND DAUPHIN DELAWARE ELK ERIE FAYETI'E . FOREST FRANKLIN FULTON GREENE HUNTINGDON INDIANA JEFFERSON JUNIATA LACKAWANNA LANCASTER LAWRENCE LEBANON LEHIGH LUZERNE LYCOMING McKEAN MERCER MIFFLIN MONROE MONTGOMERY MONTOUR NORmAMPTON NORTIlUMBERLAND PERRY PIKE POTIER SCHUYLKJU. SNYDER SOMERSET SULLIVAN SUSQUEHANNA TIOGA uNION VENANGO WARREN WASHINGTON WAYNE WESTMORELAND WYOMING YORK DUn A nI

.. a-. 1992 PI~DESTRIAN RELATED CRASHES:

DISTRIBUTION BY SEVERITY

TOTAL CRASHES

133,913 100%

PEDESTRIAN CRASHES

6.553 • 4.9%

NON·PEDEs·rRIAN CRASHES

127.360 95.1%

1 FATAL CRASHES I

231 3.5%

. TOTAL PEDESTRIANS KILLED I 231

INJURY CRASHES

6,314 96.4%

. TOTAL PEDESTRIANS INJURED

6,840

OTHERS KILLED

6 I MAJOR INJURY MODERATE INJURY MINOR INJURY

NO INJURY

UNKNOWN INJURY

602 8.8%

1.571 23.0%

3,473 50.8%

47 0.7%

963 14.1%

49

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P.D.O. CRASHES

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1988-1992 PEDESTRIAN FATALITIES BY COUNTY COUNTY 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992

ADAMS AllEGHENY ARMSTRONG BEAVER BEDFORD BERKS BLAIR BRADFORD BUCKS BUTLER CAMBRIA CAMERON CARBON CENTRE CHESTER CLARION CLEARFIELD CLINTON COLUMBIA CRAWFORD CUMBERLAND DAUPHIN DELAWARE ELK ERIE FAYE'ITE FOREST FRANKLIN FULTON GREENE HUNTINGDON INDIANA JEFFERSON JUNIATA LACKAWANNA LANCASTER LAWRENCE LEBANON LEHIGH LUZERNE LYCOMING McKEAN MERCER MIFFLIN MONROE MONTGOMERY MONTOUR NORTIlAMPrON NORTHUMBERLAND PERRY PIKE POTTER SCHUYLKILL SNYDER SOMERSET SUUIVAN SUSQUEHANNA TIOGA UNION VENANGO WARREN WASHINGTON WAYNE WESTMORELAND WYOMING YORK PHD...ADE.LPH1A

1 22 1 0 1

10 3 2

13 4 1 1 2 0 5 0 0 0 1 1 7 7

14 3 8 4 1 6 1 2 0 1 1 0 7 8 1 2 7

10 4 2 1 0 3

15 0 3 1 1 0 0 1 2 3 0 2 1 1 1 2 4 3 1 1 8

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2 22 3 5 1 6 4 0

10 3 2 0 2 0 4 2 0 2 4 1 5 5 7 1

10 1 0 1 1 1 0 2 2. 1 5

15 3 2 5 8 3 1 2 1 3

12 0 4 1 3 0 1 4 0 0 0 1 0 3 1 0 3 0 S 3 7

61

1 16 1 3 1 8 5 1

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39 231TOTAL 266 251 267 234

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PEDESTRIAN INJURY SEVERITY I

BY STRIKING VEHICLE TYPE 1992 CRASHES

BUSHEAVY MOTORCYCLECOLUMN LIGHT OTHERJPASSENGER TYPETRUCK BODY TYPE UNKNOWN% TRUCKCAR TOTAL

DEATH 231

MAJOR

INJURY 602

~I MODERATE INJURY 1,573

MINOR

INJURY 3,472

NO

INJURY 47

UNKNOWN

INJURY 963

TOTAL 6,888

. -1992 PEDE:STRIAN INJURIES BY AGE GROUP

COUNTY AGE: 0·41

AGE 5·8

AGE 10 ·14

AGE 15·58

AGE 60 AND

OVER ALL AGES

UN· KNOWN TOTAL

INJURIES PER 100,000 I)OPULATION

ADAMS 2 3 I 7 2 17 0 17 21.6 AllEGHENY 28 130 89 . 376 78 701 28 729 34.2 ARMSTRONG 0 2 3 3 I 11 2 13 17.6 BEAVER 0 7 8 24 3 44 I 43 24.0 BEDFORD 2 0 .2 4 5 13 0 13 27.0 BERKS 13 44 32 75 18 184 4 188 33.3 BLAIR 4 13 12 23 3 55 I 36 42.6 BRADFORD 0 2 2 10 I 13 0 15 24.4 BUCKS 4 17 23 73 18 135 4 139 23.3 BUTI..ER I 2 3 23 3 34 3 37 24.2 CAMBRIA 2 6 8 18 10 44 I 45 27.4 CAMERON 0 I 0 0 0 I 0 I 16.8 CARBON 0 4 3 7 3 17 I 18 31.S CENTRE 0 6 4 27 6 43 3 46 36.9 CHESTER 7 12 14 61 9 103 3 108 28.5 CLARION I I I 11 I 13 I 16 38.1 CLEARFIELD 0 2 3 9 3 19 1 20 15.4 CLINTON 0 I 2 .~ 4 0 7 I 8 21.4 COLUMBIA 0 4 4 11 I 20 I 21 33.0 CRAWFORD 0 4 I 19 4 28 I 29 33.4 CUMBERLAND I 7 8 28 3 49 I 30 25.4 DAUPHIN 27 42 18 53 13 157 I 138 66.0 DELAWARE 20 34 36 107 33 272 9 281 31.0 ELK 0 3 2 3 2 12 0 12 34.2 ERIE 10 22 13 72 16 133 2 133 48.7 FAYETTE I 4 9 21 4 39 0 39 26.7 FOREST I 0 0 0 0 I 0 I 20.7 FRANKLIN 2 6 6 19 6 39 0 39 32.0 FULTON 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 GREENE I 0 I 2 I 3 0 3 12.6 HUNTINGDON 0 I I 5 I 8 0 8 18.0 INDIANA JEFFERSON

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JUNIATA 0 I 0 2 I 4 0 4 19.3 LACKAWANNA 2 12 IS 43 13 87 9 96 43.S LANCASTER 13 34 31 34 17 149 2 131 33.S LAWRENCE I 6 4 19 10 40 2 42 43.4 LEBANON 6 II II 13 4 43 0 45 39.3 LEHIGH 9 33 22 63 16 143 3 148 30.5 LUZERNE 7 21 29 33 2S 133 7 142 43.0 LYCOMING I 10 II 22 2 46 0 46 38.S McKEAN 0 0 2 6 0 8 0 8 16.9 MERCER 2 3 6 12 6 31 0 31 23.3 MIFFLIN I I 4 6 4 16 I 17 36.6 MONROE 0 2 4 18 4 28 0 28 29.1 MONTGOMERY 17 36 20 142 40 233 10 263 38.8 MONTOUR 0 0 3 3 I 9 0 9 30.4 NORTHAMPTON 12 22 • 12 36 17 99 4 103 41.4 NORTIlUMBERLAND I 7 10 9 3 30 0 30 30.8 PERRY 1 I 2 3 I 8 0 8 19.3 PIKE 0 0 0 I 0 I 0 I 3.6 POTIER 0 I 0 0 I 2 0 2 11.9 SCHUYLKILL I 6 9 21 12 49 I SO 32.6 SNYDER 2 I 0 2 0 5 0 '3 13.3 SOMERSET I I 0 I 2 5 0 3 6.4 SULLIVAN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 SUSQUEHANNA 0 3 0 4 I 8 0 8 19.7 TIOGA 0 3 3 2 2 10 0 10 24.2 UNION 0 I I 3 I 6 0 6 16.3 VENANGO 0 7 I 9 7 24 2 26 43.S WARREN 0 4 3 10 0 17 0 17 37.3 WASHJNGTON I 6 8 21 10 46 I 47 22.8 WAYNE I 3 4 8 3 19 0 19 47.3 WESTMORELAND 7 14 18 62 9 110 3 113 30.3 WYOMING 0 2 0 2 I 3 0 5 17.7 YORK II 34 23 63 10 143 I 144 42.1 DUn A nrT OUT ... 170 ",.,1 174 '111 191 1'177 71 ., ...en ll'i1iO TOTAL 396 1,223 969 3,153 679 6,420 190 6,610 55.3

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1992 PEDESTRIANS WITH MODERATE INJURIES DISTRIBUTION BY AGE AND SEX·

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1992 PEDESTRIANS WITH MINOR INJURIES DISTRIBUTION BY AGE AND SEX·

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1992 CRASHES BY ROAD TYPE BY ILLUMINATION

TOTAL CRASHES

134,167 100%

STATE HIGHWAY INTERSTATELOCAL HIGHWAY TURNPIKE

84,515 62.99% 41,519 30.95% 6,743 5.03%1,390 1.04%

I NIGHTDAY

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UNKNOWN

397 0.96%

UNKNOWNSNOW/ICEMUDDYWET < 42.32%16820 5.04%0 0.00'1.53 13.35%

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DRIVERS INVOLVEMENT IN CRASHES BY AGE AND SEX 1992 CRASHES

1992 TOTAL CRASHES . BY MONTH

1992 FATAL CRASHES BY MONTH -.

160 C/)

~. 140

~ 120 u 100 u. o 800::

~ 60 ~ :::> 40z

20

o

19912 FATAL CRASHES BY DAY BY HOUR

120

100

80

60

40

20

o

63

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1992 HOLIDAY CRASHES

CRASH SEVERITY FATAL INJURY P.D.O. PERSONS PERSONS TOTAL

PERIOD CRASHES CRASHES CRASHES KILLED INJURED CRASHES

NEW YEARS 3 198 125 5 311 326 POST NEW YEAR'" 7 192 124 7 290 323

PRE-MEMORIAL'" 15 775 425 15 1,254 1,215 MEMORIAL DAY 24 701 357 25 1,205 1,082 POST-MEMORIAL 14 887 472 14 1,430 1,373

PRE-FOURTH'" 19 861 345 22 1,345 1,225 POURTH OF JULY 19 862 385 20 1,519 1,266 POST-FOURTH'" 19 809 368 . 21 1,302 1,196 PRE-LABOR'" 13 779 339 15 1,279 1,131

iL-ABOR DAY 11 592 271 13 962 874 POST-LABOR'" 9 748 341 9 1,216 1,098

PRE-THANKSGIVING'" 19 1,207 716 20 1,876 1,942 h:F-\J'Jl{SGIVING 20 831 551 22 1,300 1,402 POST-THANKSGIVING'" 15 1,126 775 18 1,764 1,916

PRE-CHRISTMAS'" 19 833 493 20 1,342 1,345 ~HRISTMAS 20 623 318 20 1,113 961

rrOTALS 246 12,024 6,405 266 19,508 18,675 .. . .. .. ..... . .. . ., . .. . " . . . . . . ... . :

• SEE DEFINITIONS UNDER HOLIDAYS FOR EXPLANATION OF PRE AND POST PERIODS.

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1992 ALCOlIOLRELATED HOLIDAY CRASHES

PERIOD

CRASH SEVERITY FATAL INJURY

CRASHES CRASHES P.D.O.

CRASHES PERSONS KILLED

PERSONS INJURED

TOTAL CRASHES

NEW YEARS POST NEW YEAR*

2 2

55 22

26 8

4 2

84 31

83 32

PRE-MEMORIAL* ~MORIALDAY

POST-MEMORIAL

7 13 7

119 115 125

52 49 49

7 13 7

197 206 228

178 177 181

PRE-FOURTH* FOURTH OF JULY POST-FOURTH*

10 12 11

158 127 101

55 54 39·

12 13 12

252 200 178

223 193 151

PRE-LABOR* ) ..ABORDAY

POST-LABOR*

8 6 3

113 80

121

42 41 58

9 8 3

201 136 207

163 127 182

PRE·THANKSGIVING* ~I>~~GMNG

. POST·THANKSGMNG*

8 13 9

178 132 129

64 96 64

9 13 11

261 212 198

250 241 202

PRE-CHRISTMAS* pnuSTMAS

11 9

110 110

70 55

12 9

181 181

191 174

~OTALS 131 1,795 ..

822 ." ..: .... ,. .. .

144 . ...........

2,953 2,748 ..... :: .. . .

• SEE DEFINITIONS UNDER HOLIDAYS FOR EXPLANATION OF PRE AND POST PERIODS. !

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1992 CONSTRUCTION ZONE CRASHES

STATE ROAD: 12

LOCAL ROAD: 0

nJRNPIKE: 3

INTERSTATE: 1

TOTAL KILLED

~

FATAL 16 1.17%

75.00%

0.00%

18.75%

8.25%

. TOTAL CRASHES 1,372 1000k

"

INJURY 863

STATE ROAD:

LOCAL ROAD:

. nJRNPIKE:

INTERSTATE:

62.90%

547 83.38%

110 12.75%

44 .5.10%

162 18.77%

PEDESTRIAN WORKMEN KILLED: 1 . PEDESTRIAN WORKMEN INJURED: 35

TOTAL INJURED 1,466

P.D.O. 493 35.93%

STATE ROAD: 275 55.78%

LOCAL ROAD: 55 11.18%

TURNPIKE: 57 11.56%

INTERSTATE: 108 21.50%

1992 (:ONSTRUCTION ZONE CRASHES ACCIDENT TYPE

TOTAL CRASHES 1,372 100%

NON-COLLISION

I-

SIDESWIPE ~80 5.8% 56 4.1%

REAR END HIT FIXED OBJECT ~520 37.!g% 411 30.0%

..

HEAD ON HIT PEDESTRIAN I-- 54 3.9%2.l5%134

BACKING UP OTHERS 1000111 O.IWo 13 0.9%

ANGLE .14.1'%1193

1992 VEHICLE INVOLVEMENT IN CO~JSTRUCTIONZONE CRASHES

TOTAL VEHICLES 2,457 100%

LIGHT TRUCK I-

530 21.6%

HEAVY TRUCK ~

234 9.5%

OTHER/UNKNOWN 44 1.8%

1000

PASSENGER CAR 1,604 65.3%

MOTORCYCLE 30 1.2%

BUS BODY TYPE 15 0.6%

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1992 CONSTRUCTION ZONE CRASHES -.

BYROAD TYPE

TOTAL CRASHES 1,372 100%

TURNPIKE 834 6O.79Ok

STATE HIGHWAY 104 7.58%

.,

INTERSTATELOCAL 269 19.61%165 12.03%

. 1992

CONSTRUCTION ZONE CRASHES BY WORK TYPE

TOTAL CRASHES 1,372 1000-'

CONSTRUCTION ZONE MAINTENANCE ZONE 1,062 77.4% 159 11.6%

-UTILITY CO. WORK ZONE OTHER

109 7.9% 42 3.6%

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DRIVER CRASH INVOLVEMENT BY SEVERITY BY DRIVER LICENSE

o "

TOTAL NUMBER OF DRIVERS INVOLVED IN A CRASH

INVOLVED IN FATAL CRASHES

2,071 0.9%

222,603

INVOLVED IN INJURY CRASHES

148,740 66.8°k p

100%

~

INVOLVED IN P.D.O. CRASHES

71,92 32.3°k

1 UNDER 16 OR NO LICENSE

PENNSYLVANIAPENNSYLVANIAPENNSYLVANIA UNDER 160R UNDER 16 OR LICENSELICENSE NO LICENSELICENSE NO LICENSE

f---o~I- P-- --529 0.74%62,345 86.84%1,827 1.23%24 1.16% 125,574 84.43%1,783 86.09%

NOTOTHER U.S. APPLICABLE

NOT OTHER U.S. NOTOTHER U.S. LICENSEAPPLICABLE LICENSE APPLICABLELICENSE ............P-- -- -

60 0.08%6,774 9.44%19 0.92% 11,606 7.80% 2,698 1.81%212 10.24%

'.-...... FOREIGNUNKNOWN

LICENSE FOREIGN UNKNOWN FOREIGNUNKNOWN

LICENSELICENSE L....L.... 1---0" L....I--- I-

178 0.25%1,906 2.65%6,733 4.53%24 1.16% 9 1.84% 302 0.20%

1992 TRAFFIC CRASHES INVOLVEMENT OF 16 TO 21 YEAR OLD DRIVERS IN:

ALL CRASHES

AGE FATAL INJURY PDO TOTAL

16

17

18

. 19

20

21

35

49

46

53

60

70

3J32 ~

4,356

4,529

4,557

4,509

4,975

2,095

2,543

2,624

2,495

2,387

2,757

5,362

6,948

7,199

7,105

6,956

7,802

ALCOHOL RELATED CRASHES

AGE FATAL INJURY PDO TOTAL

16

17

18

19

20

21

5

9

15

21

30

43

94

183

310

362

450

666

32

60

122

128

159

274

131

252

447

511

639

983

70

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1992 DRIVERS IN CRASHES

. CRASH SEVERITY

AGE MAJOR MODERATE MINOR UNKNOWN ALL GROUP FATAL INJURY INJURY INJURY INJURY PDO DRIVERS

Under 16 7 112 411 1,112 174 114 1,930

16-20 243 1,095 3,739 "

13,837 2,512 12,144 33,570

21-24 267 991 3,133 11,443 2,194 9,574 27,602

26-59 1,192 4,288 13,638 54,825 11,681 40,598 126,222

60 and Older 339. 870 2,860 11,281 2,437 7,572 25,359

Unknown Age 23 194 822 3,244 1,847 1,790 7,920

TOTAL 2,071 7,550 - 24,603 95,742 20,845 71,792 222,603

1992 DRIVEJIS IN ALCOHOL-RELATED CRASHES

CRASH SEVERITY

AGE MAJOR MODERATE MINOR UNKNOWN ALL GROUP FATAL INJURY INJURY INJURY INJURY PDO DRIVERS

Under 16 0 3 6 13 1 4 2