Table A-1.

Unit societal costs per person in an alcohol-involved crash, United States, 2010

Unit costs	MAIS							All alcohol involved crash victims
	0	1	2	3	4	5&6	Fatal
Medical	0	4,128	26,032	74,860	201,258	450,424	11,317	1,521
Earnings loss	0	3,144	41,582	116,400	185,948	361,786	1,072,689	5,111
Household productivity	45	1,050	12,409	35,861	46,499	110,424	285,843	1,467
Insurance administration	143	4,765	11,152	25,906	39,551	81,812	28,322	920
Legal costs	0	1,759	8,197	20,955	37,545	95,220	106,488	763
Congestion	46	341	2,644	5,776	6,361	11,091	11,783	181
Vehicle damage	798	1,109	1,197	1,434	1,511	1,529	5,720	844
Roadside furniture	1,816	5,382	5,756	10,860	16,306	15,070	11,180	2,214
Incident management	12	22	22	22	22	22	32	13
Vocational rehabilitation	1.6	0.6	0.3	81	81	78	112	3
Workplace costs	0	17	106	230	282	262	0	4
Fire department	7	9	95	227	639	651	543	12
Police	12	79	99	108	118	126	247	19
Monetized QALYs	0	8,600	140,121	317,044	838,015	2,054,770	3,731,461	17,651
Total	2,880	30,406	249,412	609,763	1,374,136	3,183,266	5,265,737	30,725

QALYs = quality-adjusted life years, a measure of pain, suffering, and health-related quality of life lost. 1 QALY = $171,609.