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1 2000 Missouri State Highway System Traffic Accident Statistics
2 Missouri State Highway System Traffic Accident Statistics Table of Contents Subject Chapter 1: Statewide Traffic Accident Statistics, Introduction A. by Type B. by Contributing Circumstances C. by Population Grouping D. by Route Marking E. by Driver s Condition F. by Driver s Age G. by Hour, Day and Month H. by Weather Condition I. by Vehicle Type J. by Light Condition K. by Fixed Object Struck L. by Intersection Type M. Involving Pedestrians N. by Investigator
3 INTRODUCTION 2000 STATEWIDE TRAFFIC ACCIDENT STATISTICS The following summary of traffic accidents represents only those accidents that have occurred on the State Highway System of Missouri in The information contained in this publication is a summary of the accident reports provided to the. This publication is possible only through the conscientious reporting efforts of Missouri Law Enforcement Agencies. These statistics are compiled pursuant to federal law, 23 USC Section 152.
4 Chapter 1-A : ACCIDENTS BY TYPE This section divides the total 2000 accidents by severity into the various types. The type indicates what type of impact was involved. It further distinguishes the types by indicating whether they occurred ON or OFF the roadway.
5 2000 by Type Date: 10/25/2001 Accident Type Fatal Fatalities Injury Injuries PDO ACCIDENT TYPE OFF ROAD RAN OFF ROAD RAN OFF ROAD-ANIMAL OTHER THAN DEER RAN OFF ROAD-BICYCLIST OR PEDALCYCLIST RAN OFF ROAD-DEER RAN OFF ROAD-FIXED OBJECT , ,751 16,256 RAN OFF ROAD-MOTOR VEHICLE IN TRAFFIC RAN OFF ROAD-OTHER OBJECT RAN OFF ROAD-OTHER/NONCOLLISION RAN OFF ROAD-OVERTURNED ON ROADWAY RAN OFF ROAD-OVERTURNING , ,034 2,423 RAN OFF ROAD-PARKED MOTOR VEHICLE RAN OFF ROAD-PEDESTRIAN RAN OFF ROAD-RAILROAD TRAIN Subtotal ,071 11,153 12,229 20,632 ACCIDENT TYPE ON ROAD ANIMAL OTHER THAN DEER BICYCLIST OR PEDALCYCLIST CHAIN REACTION REAR END , ,017 5,325 DEER ,608 3,829 FIXED OBJECT MOTOR VEHICLE IN TRAFFIC , ,475 56,164 OTHER NON - COLLISION OTHER OBJECT ,096 OVERTURNED ON ROADWAY OVERTURNING PARKED MOTOR VEHICLE PEDESTRIAN RAILROAD TRAIN Subtotal ,148 30,239 51,020 69,584 s , ,249 90,216
6 Accident Type Fatal OVERTURNED 65 OTHERS COMBINED 28 FIXED OBJECT STRUCK by Type 332 Fatal 'OFF' Roadway Date: 10/25/2001
7 Date: 10/25/2001 Accident Type Fatal PEDESTRIAN 40 OVERTURNED 24 OTHERS COMBINED 46 MOTOR VEHICLE IN TRAFFIC by Type 416 Fatal 'ON' Roadway
8 Date: 10/25/2001 ACCIDENT TYPE OVERTURNED 2,423 OTHERS COMBINED 1,953 FIXED OBJECT STRUCK 16, by Type 20,632 "OFF" Roadway
9 ACCIDENT TYPE CHAIN REACTION REAR END 5,325 DEER 3,829 MOTOR VEHICLE IN TRAFFIC 56,164 OTHERS COMBINED 4, by Type 69,584 "ON" Roadway Date: 10/25/2001
10 Chapter 1-B : ACCIDENTS BY CONTRIBUTING CIRCUMSTANCES This section deals with the circumstances that contributed to accidents in The totals in this section represent the number of accidents and the number of contributing circumstances that relates to those accidents. The total number of reported accidents is somewhat less than the total number of contributing circumstances and the number of drivers because each accident could involve one or more drivers and one or more contributing circumstance.
11 2000 by Contributing Circumstance Date: 10/25/2001 Contributing Circumstance Fatal Injury PDO ACCIDENT AHEAD ,156 CONGESTION AHEAD 14 1,609 4,125 5,748 DRINKING 135 2,290 1,763 4,188 DRUGS FAILURE TO YIELD RT OF WAY 95 4,357 8,174 12,626 FOLLOWING TOO CLOSELY 14 3,549 9,506 13,069 IMPROPER BACKING IMPROPER LANE USE-CHANGES 67 1,485 4,157 5,709 IMPROPER PARKED IMPROPER PASSING ,303 IMPROPER SIGNAL IMPROPER START-PARKING IMPROPER TURN ,478 2,045 INATTENTION ,736 34,166 50,339 MORE STATED LATER IN RECORD NONE-DRIVER OR PEDESTRIAN NOT STATED OR UNKNOWN ,606 46,992 63,982 PHYSICAL IMPAIRED ,766 SPEED-EXCEEDED LIMIT ,412 TOO FAST FOR CONDITIONS 167 5,251 8,657 14,075 VEHICLE DEFECTS ,310 3,034 VIOLATION-SIGNAL/SIGN 31 1,195 1,693 2,919 WRONG SIDE ,938 WRONG WAY s 1,714 57, , ,998 FOR DRIVERS 1,260 47, , ,585 IN ACCIDENTS ,219 63,249 90,216
12 2000 Fatal by Contributing Circumstances 1,260 Drivers Involved In 748 Fatal Date: 10/25/01
13 2000 by Contributing Circumstances 161,585 Drivers Involved In 90,216 Date: 10/25/01
14 Chapter 1-C : ACCIDENTS BY POPULATION GROUPING In this section, accidents are grouped according to the population characteristics of their location. Three (3) categories are used: rural, urban (population 5,000 to 49,999), urbanized (population 50,000 to 99,999) and metropolitan (population 100,000 or greater). Currently, the metropolitan boundaries have not been established; therefore, all metropolitan accidents have been included in the urbanized grouping.
15 2000 by Population Grouping Date: 10/25/2001 Population Grouping Fatal Injury PDO METROPOLITAN RURAL ,876 23,479 35,934 UNDESIGNATED URBAN 33 2,434 7,232 9,699 URBANIZED ,909 32,537 44,583 s ,219 63,248 90,216
16 Population Grouping Fatal URBANIZED 136 URBAN 33 UNDESIGNATED 0 RURAL 579 METROPOLITAN Fatal by Population Grouping 748 Fatal Date: 10/25/2001
17 Population Grouping METROPOLITAN 0 RURAL 35,934 UNDESIGNATED 0 URBAN 9,699 URBANIZED 44, by Population Grouping 90,215 Date: 10/25/2001
18 Chapter 1-D : ACCIDENTS BY ROUTE MARKING In 2000, 0.8% of all accidents occurring on the State Highway System resulted in fatalities and 29.1% resulted in injuries. This section separates these total accidents according to the route marking of the highways on which they occurred. In 2000, state numbered routes had the highest percentage of total accidents. U.S. numbered routes had the highest percentage of fatal accidents.
19 2000 by Route Marking Designation Date: 10/25/2001 Route Marking Designation Fatal Fatalities Injury Injuries PDO ALTERNATE ROUTE BUSINESS ,214 1,811 2,540 INTERSTATE ,968 9,317 16,883 23,018 LOOP (INTERSTATES ONLY) MISSOURI LETTERED ROUTE ,724 7,174 8,923 13,825 MISSOURI NUMBERED ROUTE ,433 13,256 19,912 28,560 OUTER ROADWAY ,028 1,392 REVERSIBLE SPUR US NUMBERED ROUTES ,739 9,429 14,082 19,999 s ,219 41,392 63,249 90,216
20 2000 Fatal by Route Marking Designation 748 Fatal Date: 10/25/01
21 2000 by Route Marking Designation 90,216 Date: 10/25/01
22 Chapter 1-E : ACCIDENTS BY DRIVER CONDITION This section examines the statistical information relating the driver s physical condition to accident severity. The total numbers of reported accidents will be less than the total numbers dealing with driver information because each accident could involve one or more drivers.
23 2000 by Driver Condition Date: 10/25/2001 DRIVER CONDITION Fatal DRIVERS INVOLVED IN Injury PDO Fatalities APPARENTLY ASLEEP DRINKING 137 2,303 1,775 4, ,685 DRUGS FATIGUED ILL NORMAL NOT STATED/UNKNOWN 1,079 44, , , ,416 OTHER HANDICAP PHYSICAL IMPAIRMENT , ,226 s 1,260 47, , , ,510 Injuries
24 Driver Condition Fatal APPARENTLY ASLEEP 0 DRINKING 137 DRUGS 4 FATIGUED 0 ILL 0 NORMAL 0 NOT STATED/UNKNOWN 1,079 OTHER HANDICAP 0 PHYSICAL IMPAIRMENT 40 Transportation planning 2000 Fatal by Driver Condition 1,260 Drivers Involved in 748 Fatal Date: 10/25/2001
25 Driver Condition APPARENTLY ASLEEP 0 DRINKING 4,215 DRUGS 211 FATIGUED 0 ILL 0 NORMAL 0 NOT STATED/UNKNOWN 155,540 OTHER HANDICAP 0 PHYSICAL IMPAIRMENT 1, by Driver Condition 161,585 Drivers Involved In 90,216 Date: 10/25/2001
26 Chapter 1-F : ACCIDENTS BY DRIVER S AGE In this section, the driver s age is examined with relation to accident involvement. The total number of drivers by age group consists of individuals holding a valid operators or chauffeurs license in the state of Missouri.
27 Date: 10/25/ Accident Statistics by Drivers Age Drivers Age Group Driver s % of Drivers 15& Under 19, % , % , % , % , % , % , % , % , % , % , % , % 71 & Over 376, % # Drivers In % Drivers Involved in 7, % 27, % 19, % 16, % 15, % 16, % 14, % 11, % 9, % 7, % 4, % 3, % 7, %
28 2000 by Drivers Age Date: 10/25/2001 Driver Age Group Fatal Injury PDO 15 & Under ,738 18,795 27, ,831 13,222 19, ,824 11,399 16, ,520 10,603 15, ,949 11,413 16, ,283 10,149 14, ,437 8,361 11, ,632 6,497 9, ,120 4,829 7, ,395 3,270 4, ,179 2,593 3, & Over 98 2,393 5,063 7,554 Not Stated or Unknown 6 1,029 6,461 7,496 TOTALS DRIVERS INVOLVED IN 1,260 47, , ,585
29 2000 Fatal by Drivers Age 1,260 Drivers Involved in 748 Fatal Date: 10/25/01
30 2000 by Drivers Age 161,585 Drivers Involved in 90,216 Date: 10/25/01
31 Chapter 1-G : ACCIDENTS BY HOUR, DAY AND MONTH The hour of 3:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. was the hour of highest percentage of total accidents and it was also the hour of the highest percentage of fatal accidents during Friday was the day with the largest percentage of fatal accidents at 16.3%. September had the largest number of fatal accidents, and May had the largest number of injury accidents as well as the largest number of total accidents in 2000.
32 2000 by Day of Week Date: 10/25/2001 Day of Week Fatal Fatalities Injury Injuries PDO MONDAY ,552 5,569 9,181 12,829 TUESDAY ,601 5,386 8,851 12,555 WEDNESDAY ,585 5,437 9,390 13,062 THURSDAY ,695 5,646 9,238 13,044 FRIDAY ,733 7,488 11,363 16,218 SATURDAY ,875 6,383 8,823 12,814 SUNDAY ,177 5,481 6,378 9,668 UNKNOWN s ,219 41,392 63,249 90,216
33 2000 by Month Date: 10/25/2001 Month Fatal Fatalities Injury Injuries PDO JANUARY ,163 3,403 5,694 7,925 FEBRUARY ,678 2,584 4,175 5,902 MARCH ,977 2,980 4,848 6,875 APRIL ,244 3,592 5,297 7,601 MAY ,580 4,076 5,898 8,550 JUNE ,371 3,872 5,654 8,094 JULY ,358 3,893 5,158 7,585 AUGUST ,220 3,549 4,780 7,054 SEPTEMBER ,235 3,621 4,957 7,265 OCTOBER ,250 3,568 5,442 7,755 NOVEMBER ,955 2,892 5,458 7,464 DECEMBER ,188 3,362 5,888 8,146 s ,219 41,392 63,249 90,216
34 2000 by Time of Day Date: 10/25/2001 Time of Day Fatal Fatalities Injury Injuries PDO 12:00M - 12:59 AM ,329 1,955 1:00-1:59 AM ,451 2:00-2:59 AM ,020 3:00-3:59 AM :00-4:59 AM :00-5:59 AM ,290 6:00-6:59 AM ,028 1,928 2,684 7:00-7:59 AM ,398 2,021 3,743 5,166 8:00-8:59 AM ,181 1,729 2,997 4,203 9:00-9:59 AM ,045 1,579 2,506 3,571 10:00-10:59 AM ,090 1,683 2,713 3,831 11:00-11:59 AM ,360 2,168 3,398 4,787 12:00N - 12:59 PM ,540 2,472 3,939 5,511 1:00-1:59 PM ,479 2,465 3,736 5,259 2:00-2:59 PM ,695 2,728 4,104 5,827 3:00-3:59 PM ,236 3,670 5,408 7,697 4:00-4:59 PM ,129 3,445 5,306 7,485 5:00-5:59 PM ,156 3,382 5,321 7,510 6:00-6:59 PM ,533 2,536 3,807 5,384 7:00-7:59 PM ,616 2,574 3,553 8:00-8:59 PM ,458 2,013 2,895 9:00-9:59 PM ,494 2,043 2,995 10:00-10:59 PM ,215 1,639 2,443 11:00-11:59 PM ,061 1,315 2,018 s ,219 41,392 63,249 90,216
35 2000 Fatal by Day of Week 748 Fatal MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN UNK Date: 10/25/01
36 2000 Fatal by Month Date: 10/25/ Fatal JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER
37 2000 Fatal by Time of Day Date: 10/31/01 12:00M - 2:00-3:00-4:00-5:00-6:00-7:00-8:00-9:00-10:00-11:00-12:00N - 1:00-2:00-3:00-4:00-5:00-6:00-7:00-8:00-9:00-10:00-11:00-12:59 AM 1:59 AM 2:59 AM 3:59 AM 4:59 AM 5:59 AM 6:59 AM 7:59 AM 8:59 AM 9:59 AM 10:59 AM 11:59 AM 12:59 PM 1:59 PM 2:59 PM 3:59 PM 4:59 PM 5:59 PM 6:59 PM 7:59 PM 8:59 PM 9:59 PM 10:59 PM 11:59 PM
38 Date: 10/25/ by Day of Week 90,216 MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN UNK 12,829 12,555 13,062 13,044 16,218 12,814 9,668 26
39 2000 by Month Date: 10/25/01 90,216 JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER 7,925 5,902 6,875 7,601 8,550 8,094 7,585 7,054 7,265 7,755 7,464 8,146
40 2000 by Time of Day Date: 10/25/01 12:00M - 1:00-2:00-3:00-4:00-5:00-6:00-7:00-8:00-9:00-11:00-12:00N - 1:00-2:00-3:00-4:00-5:00-6:00-7:00-8:00-12:59 AM 1:59 AM 2:59 AM 3:59 AM 4:59 AM 5:59 AM 6:59 AM 7:59 AM 8:59 AM 9:59 AM 10:59 AM 11:59 AM 12:59 PM 1:59 PM 2:59 PM 3:59 PM 4:59 PM 5:59 PM 6:59 PM 7:59 PM 8:59 PM 9:00-10:00-11:00-9:59 PM 10:59 PM 11:59 PM 1,955 1,451 1, ,290 2,684 5,166 4,203 3,571 3,831 4,787 5,511 5,259 5,827 7,697 7,485 7,510 5,384 3,553 2,895 2,995 2,443 2,018
41 Chapter 1-H : ACCIDENTS BY WEATHER CONDITION The examination of weather conditions reveals that, in 2000, a majority of both fatal and total accidents occurred under what could be considered ideal weather conditions.
42 2000 by Weather Condition Date: 10/25/2001 Weather Condition Fatal Fatalities Injury Injuries PDO CLEAR ,503 23,034 32,575 47,479 CLOUDY ,514 11,739 15,819 23,580 FOG/MIST FREEZING NOT STATED ,445 5,575 RAIN ,664 4,289 5,875 8,594 SLEET SNOW ,328 2,359 3,244 s ,219 41,392 63,249 90,216
43 2000 Fatal by Weather Condition Date: 10/25/ Fatal CLEAR CLOUDY FOG/MIST FREEZING NOT STATED RAIN SLEET SNOW
44 2000 by Weather Condition Date: 10/25/01 90,216 CLEAR CLOUDY FOG/MIST FREEZING NOT STATED RAIN SLEET SNOW 47,479 23, ,575 8, ,244
45 Chapter 1-I : ACCIDENTS BY VEHICLE TYPE In this section, the types of vehicles involved in the accidents are reviewed. The totals shown represent all vehicles as a separate accident; therefore, the vehicle totals will not agree with the accident totals. In 2000, the ratio of passenger cars involved in fatal accidents to those involved in all accidents was 1: For motorcycles, this ratio was 1:23.9.
46 2000 by Vehicle Type Date: 10/25/2001 Vehicle Type Fatal Fatalities Injury Injuries PDO ATV/BICYCLE/OTHER TRANS DEVICE BUS CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT EMERGENCY FARM TRACTOR/EQUIPMENT MOTORCYCLE/SCOOTER/MOPED MOTORIZED MOTOR HOME MULTI UNIT TRUCK-2 OR MORE TRLLRS PASSENGER CAR ,009 33,812 50,433 71,947 PASSENGER CAR AND TRAILER PICKUP PICKUP AND TRAILER ,025 12,951 20,448 28,737 SCHOOL BUS SINGLE UNIT TRUCK/TRUCK TRACTOR ,506 2,700 3,709 TAXICAB TRAIN TRUCK TRACTOR AND TRAILER ,466 2,320 4,330 5,903 TRUCK TRAILER/MOBILE HOME TRAILR UNKNOWN VAN ,201 5,888 7,986 11,264 s 1,057 1,306 36,048 58,663 88, ,376
47 2000 Fatal by Vehicle Type Date: 10/25/01 1,057 Vehicles in FATAL
48 2000 Injury by Vehicle Type Date: 10/25/01 36,048 Vehicles in Injury
49 2000 PDO by Vehicle Type Date: 10/25/01 88,271 Vehicles in PDO
50 2000 by Vehicle Type Date: 10/25/01 125,376 Vehicles in
51 Chapter 1-J : ACCIDENTS BY LIGHT CONDITION This section reviews the total reported accidents to determine whether they occurred during dark hours or daylight hours. During 2000, 72.3% of the total accidents and 55.9% of the fatal accidents happened during daylight hours.
52 2000 by Light Condition Date: 10/25/2001 Light Condition Fatal Fatalities Injury Injuries PDO DARK - NO STREET LIGHTS ,414 6,815 9,578 14,278 DARK W/ STREET LIGHTS OFF DARK W/ STREET LIGHTS ON ,867 4,517 6,961 9,868 DAYLIGHT ,721 29,712 46,075 65,214 NOT STATED/UNKNOWN s ,219 41,392 63,249 90,216
53 Light Condition Fatal DARK - NO STREET LIGHTS 286 DARK W/ STREET LIGHTS OFF 3 DARK W/ STREET LIGHTS ON 40 DAYLIGHT 418 NOT STATED/UNKNOWN Fatal by Light Condition 748 Fatal Date: 10/25/2001
54 2000 by Light Condition Date: 10/25/2001 Light Condition DARK - NO STREET LIGHTS 14,278 DARK W/ STREET LIGHTS OFF 529 DARK W/ STREET LIGHTS ON 9,868 DAYLIGHT 65,214 NOT STATED/UNKNOWN ,216
55 Chapter 1-K : ACCIDENTS BY FIXED OBJECT STRUCK This section examines all accidents involving vehicle contact with a fixed object. In 2000, embankments, rock backslopes, etc., were the fixed objects struck most frequently as they were involved in 31.1% of the fatal fixed object accidents and 17.6% of all fixed object accidents.
56 2000 by Fixed Object Struck Date: 10/25/2001 Fixed Object Struck Fatal Fatalities Injury Injuries PDO BRIDGE SUBSTRUCTURE BRIDGE SUPERSTRUCTURE CULVERTS CURBLINE DITCH ,185 1,278 2,180 EMBANKMENT, ETC ,460 2,034 1,379 2,914 FENCE MHTD FENCE OTHER ,236 FIRE HYDRANT GUARDRAIL ,391 2,061 IMPACT ATTENUATOR LIGHT STANDARD MAILBOX MEDIAN BARRIER ,489 NONE, NOT STATED, UNKNOWN OTHER OVERHEAD SIGNAL HEAD OVERHEAD SIGNING RAISED MEDIAN OR ISLAND RETAINING WALL SIGN POST ,130 1,633 SIGNAL CONTROLLER SIGNAL STANDARD TREE ,265 UTILITY POLE s ,342 8,612 9,991 16,574
57 2000 Fatal by Fixed Object Struck Date: 10/25/ Fatal
58 2000 by Fixed Object Struck Date: 10/25/01 16,574
59 Chapter 1-L : ACCIDENTS BY INTERSECTION TYPE In 2000, 11.2% of the total accidents occurring on the State Highway System were at intersections with public roads or streets. These accidents resulted in 8.6% of the total fatal accidents. Interchanges represented 14.8% of the total accidents and 6.6% of fatal accidents.
60 2000 by Intersection Type Date: 10/25/2001 Intersection Type Fatal Fatalities Injury Injuries PDO 2 WAY LEFT TURN BAY ALLEY,COMMERCIAL ORPRIVATE ENTRANC CROSSOVER EMERGENCY VEHICLE CROSSOVER INTERCHANGE, CLOVERLEAF ,286 INTERCHANGE, DIAMOND ,629 2,405 5,180 6,835 INTERCHANGE, DIRECTIONAL ,298 INTERCHANGE, FOLDED DIAMOND INTERCHANGE, OTHER ,096 INTERCHANGE, PARTIAL DIAMOND ,745 2,343 INTERCHANGE, TRUMPET NOT STATED OR NOT INTERSECTION ,101 29,549 46,375 66,102 PUBLIC ROAD OR STREET ,670 6,673 6,374 10,108 THIS IS AN INTERSECTION - MI WITHIN REST AREA WITHIN WEIGHT STATION s ,219 41,392 63,249 90,216
61 2000 Fatal by Intersection Type Date: 10/25/ Fatal
62 2000 by Intersection Type Date: 10/25/01 90,216
63 Chapter 1-M : ACCIDENTS INVOLVING PEDESTRIANS Pedestrian fatalities increased 29% and pedestrian injuries decreased 8% in 2000 compared to % of pedestrian fatalities and 41.1% of pedestrian injuries occurred during the hours of darkness in The age span of years accounted for 20.8% of the pedestrian injuries during The age span of years and the age span of years each accounted for 24.5% of the pedestrian fatalities during 2000, totaling 49% of pedestrian fatalities.
64 2000 by Pedestrian Maneuver by Age Date: 10/25/2001 Pedestrian Maneuver 0-4 Fatal 0-4 Injury Fatal Injury Fatal Injury Fatal Injury Fatal Injury Fatal Injury Fatal Injury Fatal Injury Fatal BEHIND PARKED CAR CROSSWALK MARKED GETTING ON/OFF VEHICLE NOT STATED/UNKNWN/NO PEDS OFF ROADWAY OTHER IN ROAD OTHER WORKING PLAYING IN ROAD PUSHING/WORKING ON VEHICLE SIGNAL MOVEMENT STANDING IN ROAD WALKING AGAINST TRAFFIC WALKING WITH TRAFFIC s Injury 75 & Up Fatal 75 & Up Injury Not Stated Fatal Not Stated Injury s
65 Date: 10/25/ by Pedestrian Maneuver by Light Condition PEDESTRIAN MANEUVER DARK LIGHT UNKNOWN Fatalities Injuries Fatalities Injuries Fatalities Injuries BEHIND PARKED CAR CROSSWALK MARKED GETTING ON/OFF VEHICLE NOT STATED/UNKNWN/NO PEDS OFF ROADWAY OTHER IN ROAD OTHER WORKING PLAYING IN ROAD PUSHING/WORKING ON VEHICLE SIGNAL MOVEMENT STANDING IN ROAD WALKING AGAINST TRAFFIC WALKING WITH TRAFFIC TOTALS
66 Date: 10/25/01 BEHIND PARKED CAR CROSSWALK MARKED GETTING ON/OFF VEHICLE 2000 by Pedestrian Maneuver by Light Condition 38 Fatalities in Dark Conditions NOT STATED/UNKNWN/NO PEDS OFF ROADWAY OTHER IN ROAD OTHER WORKING PLAYING IN ROAD PUSHING/WORKING ON VEHICLE SIGNAL MOVEMENT STANDING IN ROAD WALKING AGAINST TRAFFIC WALKING WITH TRAFFIC
67 Date: 10/30/01 BEHIND PARKED CAR CROSSWALK MARKED GETTING ON/OFF VEHICLE 2000 by Pedestrian Maneuver by Light Condition 11 Fatalities in Daylight Conditions NOT STATED/UNKNWN/NOOFF ROADWAY PEDS OTHER IN ROAD OTHER WORKING PLAYING IN ROAD PUSHING/WORKING ON VEHICLE SIGNAL MOVEMENT STANDING IN ROAD WALKING AGAINST TRAFFIC WALKING WITH TRAFFIC
68 2000 Fatal Pedestrian by Age 49 Pedestrian Fatalities Date: 10/25/01
69 Date: 10/30/ by Pedestrian Maneuver by Light Condition 136 Injuries in Dark Conditions BEHIND PARKED CAR CROSSWALK MARKED GETTING ON/OFF VEHICLE NOT STATED/UNKNWN/NO PEDS OFF ROADWAY OTHER IN ROAD OTHER WORKING PLAYING IN PUSHING/WORKING ON ROAD VEHICLE SIGNAL MOVEMENT STANDING IN ROAD WALKING AGAINST TRAFFIC WALKING WITH TRAFFIC
70 Date: 10/26/ by Pedestrian Maneuver by Light Condition 194 Injuries in Daylight Conditions BEHIND PARKED CAR CROSSWALK MARKED GETTING ON/OFF VEHICLE NOT STATED/UNKNWN/NO PEDS OFF OTHER IN ROAD ROADWAY OTHER WORKING PLAYING IN ROAD PUSHING/WORKING ON VEHICLE SIGNAL MOVEMENT STANDING IN ROAD WALKING AGAINST TRAFFIC WALKING WITH TRAFFIC
71 Date: 10/25/ Pedestrian by Age 333 Pedestrian Injuries
72 Chapter 1-N : ACCIDENTS BY INVESTIGATOR Of the 90,216 accidents occurring on the State Highway System of Missouri in 2000, 36.8% were investigated by the State Highway Patrol and 63.2% were investigated by local agencies. Of the 748 fatal accidents that occurred in 2000, 82% were investigated by the State Highway Patrol and 18% were investigated by local agencies.
73 2000 by Investigator Date: 10/25/2001 INVESTIGATOR Fatal Fatalities Injury Injuries PDO UNINCORPORATED UNINCORPORATED STATE PATROL ,430 17,225 18,790 29,795 UNINCORPORATED SHERIFF ,457 1,977 UNINCORPORATED ST LOUIS COUNTY POLICE ,482 2,899 3,901 INCORPORATED INCORPORATED CITY POLICE ,125 20,127 36,847 50,093 INCORPORATED STATE PATROL ,434 2,476 3,397 INCORPORATED SHERIFF INCORPORATED ST LOUIS COUNTY POLICE RANGER OTHER OR RANGERS NOT STATED NOT STATED OR UNKNOWN s ,219 41,392 63,249 90,216
74 2000 Fatal by Investigator 748 Fatal Date: 10/25/01
75 2000 by Investigator 90,216 Date: 10/25/01
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