Alcohol Involvement in Fatal CrashesNational Center for Statistics and Analysis, the Administration, U.S. Department of Transportation, 1999 - Drinking and traffic accidents |
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30 percent 44 Years Old alcohol involvement BAC Group BAC level BAC values Crash BAC Distribution Crash BAC Total Crash Type Crashes by Crash Crashes by Sex Crashes by Vehicle crashes in 1999 crashes involving Crashes with Crash Day and Period Day Weekday Distribution for Nonoccupant Distributions for Drivers Distributions for Fatally driver or nonoccupant Drivers and Nonoccupants Drivers in Fatal Drivers in Single-Vehicle drivers involved Drivers of Passenger Drivers with BAC drunk driving Fatal Crash BAC Fatally Injured Drivers female drivers heavy trucks intoxicated drivers intoxicated participant involved an intoxicated involved in fatal involvement rate light trucks male drivers Medium Trucks motorcycles multi-vehicle crashes Night Weekday Weekend occupant fatalities Passenger Cars Percent of Crashes Percent of Drivers Percent of Fatalities Percent with BAC Period of Week Reduction in High-BAC rural Safety Belt shown in Table single-vehicle crashes sport utility vehicles Surviving Drivers trucks and vans Vehicle Model Vehicle Type
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