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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2025 Sep 2.
Published in final edited form as: J Aging Soc Policy. 2022 Dec 4;36(5):948–962. doi: 10.1080/08959420.2022.2145791

Table 1:

Characteristics of crash-involved drivers in New Jersey, ages 68 years and older, 2007–2017.

Characteristics
Crash-involved driver level a,b n=197,122
Age, mean (SD), years 76.1 (6.3)
Age group, N (%) 72,407 (36.7)
 68–72 years
 73–77 years 50,976 (25.9)
 78–82 years 38,144 (19.4)
 83–87 years 25,011 (12.7)
 88–92 years 9,124 (4.6)
 93–103 years 1,460 (0.7)
License status, N (%) 192,107 (97.5)
 Valid driver’s license
 Unlicensed or suspended driver’s license 5,015 (2.5)
Driver fatality in crash, N (%) c
 Driver died 453 (0.2)
Quintile of population density, population per square mile, N (%) 44,842 (22.7)
 1st: < 1,299
 2nd: 1,299 – 2,919 53,651 (27.2)
 3rd: 2,920 – 5,237 44,068 (22.4)
 4th: 5,238 – 12,711 35,954 (18.2)
 5th: ≥ 12,712 18,607 (9.4)
Driver level a n=158,164
Sex, N (%)
 Male 83,858 (53.0)
 Female 74,306 (47.0)
Race/Ethnicity, N (%)
 Non-Hispanic White 131,759 (83.3)
 Black or (African American) 12,763 (8.1)
 Hispanic 6,624 (4.2)
 Asian/ Pacific Islander 4,646 (2.9)
 Other 1,662 (1.1)
 Unknown 672 (0.4)
 American Indian/ Alaskan Native 38 (0.0)
Number of crashes in study period, N (%)
 1 128,447 (81.2)
 2 23,155 (14.6)
 3 4,783 (3.0)
 ≥ 4 1,779 (1.1)