Table 1.

Rates of attempted and successful trial of labor after cesarean, and rates of vaginal birth after cesarean, among singleton, cephalic, term deliveries in the U.S. from 2010 to 2020

Year	Deliveries*	Attempt TOLAC	Successful TOLAC†	VBAC‡
2010	293,723	44,888 (15.3)	31,324 (69.8)	31,324 (10.7)
2011	328,720	52,866 (16.1)	36,487 (69.0)	36,487 (11.1)
2012	352,190	59,936 (17.0)	41,393 (69.1)	41,393 (11.8)
2013	371,051	64,868 (17.5)	45,500 (70.1)	45,500 (12.3)
2014	408,525	73,427 (18.0)	53,155 (72.4)	53,155 (13.0)
2015	421,722	78,422 (18.6)	57,455 (73.3)	57,455 (13.6)
2016	445,577	87,909 (19.7)	64,060 (72.9)	64,060 (14.4)
2017	441,286	88,006 (19.9)	65,130 (74.0)	65,130 (14.8)
2018	438,610	90,537 (20.6)	67,479 (74.5)	67,479 (15.4)
2019	367,246	93,076 (25.3)	69,971 (75.2)	69,971 (19.1)
2020	409,150	88,797 (21.7)	66,319 (74.7)	66,319 (16.2)

Data presented as n(%). Trial of labor (TOLAC); vaginal birth after cesarean (VBAC)

^*Individuals missing mode of delivery data (0.1%) were excluded from analysis.

^†Successful TOLAC defined as vaginal mode of delivery among those attempting TOLAC.

^‡VBAC defined as vaginal mode of delivery among all deliveries with a history of cesarean.