Passenger-level |
|
Mean age of child passenger |
5.4–8.2 |
Percentage of child passengers that were female |
36–64 |
Percentage of children ejected from the vehicle |
0–22 |
Percentage of children extricated from the vehicle |
0–25 |
Percentage of children seated in the front seat |
9–29 |
Percentage of children seated inappropriately in the front seat |
5–19 |
Percentage of children unrestrained or inappropriately restrained |
2–38 |
Driver-level |
|
Mean driver age |
29.6–39.7 |
Percentage of crashes with driver age <20y |
0–28 |
Percentage of crashes with driver age 20–24y |
0–19 |
Percentage of crashes with driver age >24y |
66–97 |
Percentage of crashes with driver under the influence of alcohol |
1–28 |
Vehicle-level |
|
Mean vehicle years on the road |
6.6–11.8 |
Percentage of all vehicles in a crash that were cars |
19–63 |
Percentage of all vehicles in a crash that were vans/minivans |
0–33 |
Percentage of all vehicles in a crash that were SUVs |
11–49 |
Percentage of all vehicles in a crash that were pick-up trucks |
6–36 |
Percentage of all vehicles in a crash that were larger than a pick-up truck |
0–11 |
Percentage of all vehicles in a crash with disabling damage |
41–100 |
Percentage of all vehicles in a crash with intrusion |
0–6 |
Percentage of all vehicles in a crash with rollover mechanism |
5–64 |
Crash-level |
|
Mean speed limit at crash site |
39–66 |
Percentage of crashes occurring in a 5–20 miles per hour speed limit zone |
0–05 |
Percentage of crashes occurring in a 25–40 miles per hour speed limit zone |
4–55 |
Percentage of crashes occurring in a 45–60 miles per hour speed limit zone |
11–81 |
Percentage of crashes occurring in a 65–80 miles per hour speed limit zone |
0–80 |
Percentage of crashes occurring in a zone with no speed limit |
0–18 |
Percentage of crashes occurring on an interstate |
0–47 |
Percentage of crashes occurring on a U.S. highway |
0–51 |
Percentage of crashes occurring on a state highway |
11–84 |
Percentage of crashes occurring on a county road |
0–42 |
Percentage of crashes occurring on a local street |
0–44 |
Percentage of crashes occurring on other roadway |
0–32 |
Percentage of crashes occurring on a rural road |
17–100 |
Percentage of crashes occurring during the day (6a–6p) |
50–79 |
Percentage of crashes occurring over the weekend (Fri 5p–Mon 6a) |
32–64 |
Percentage of crashes occurring in the winter (Dec–Feb) |
6–68 |
Percentage of crashes occurring in the spring (Mar–May) |
4–39 |
Percentage of crashes occurring in the summer (Jun–Aug) |
11–66 |
Percentage of crashes occurring in the fall (Sep–Nov) |
7–44 |
State policy-level |
|
State open container law meeting federal requirements |
0–1 |
State repeat offender law (for driving under the influence) meeting federal requirements |
0–1 |
State administrative license suspension on first offense/refusal to submit to a chemical test for driving under the influence |
0–1 |
State mandatory vehicle or license plate sanctions for driving under the influence |
0–1 |
State maximum fine for first offense violating state child restraint laws |
10–500 |
State maximum fine for first offense violating state seat belt laws |
0–200 |
State maximum allowed speed limit |
55–85 |
State law stating a preference for seating children in the rear seat |
0–1 |
State has ≥1 level 1 pediatric trauma center |
0–1 |
State number of level 1 pediatric trauma centers |
0–5 |
State has ≥1 level 1 or level 2 pediatric trauma center |
0–1 |
State number of level 2 pediatric trauma centers |
0–4 |
State number of level 1 and level 2 pediatric trauma centers |
0–8 |
State number of level 1 and level 2 pediatric trauma centers per 100,000 children |
0–0.75 |
State trauma system in place (none, unfunded, funded) |
0–2 |
State requires children to be in a rear-facing child safety seat when <1y or <20 pounds |
0–1 |
State red light camera legislation present |
0–1 |
State red light camera use prohibited |
0–1 |
State red light camera use limited |
0–1 |
State red light camera use permitted |
0–1 |
State red light cameras in current use |
0–1 |
State speed camera legislation present |
0–1 |
State speed camera use prohibited |
0–1 |
State speed camera use limited |
0–1 |
State speed camera use permitted |
0–1 |
State speed cameras in current use |
0–1 |
State law allowing primary enforcement of seat belt laws for children |
0–1 |