Graphs
Rate by Alcohol* and Age
Rate by Alcohol* and Age and Gender
* Alcohol
Involved
crash means one of the parties involved in a crash
had consumed alcohol, not necessarily the person killed.
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+ The 3075 traffic deaths in 2009 is the lowest number
of deaths since before 1991. + Traffic deaths in 2009 are 10% lower than 2008. + Traffic deaths in 2009 are 24% lower than 2005 + 2009 is the fourth year in a row there has been a decrease |
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+ Males are much more
likely than females to be involved
in alcohol related deaths. + The rate of alcohol involved crashes for males 16-20 is dramatically lower than for 21-25. In 1991, the rate for this group was over 18 per 100,000 now it is under 9. This is the result of prevention action over time. + For males the highest rate of alcohol related deaths occur in the 21-25 year age group, for females it is the 16-20. (See Table) |
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+ For non-alcohol deaths males and females have similar patterns with the females being lower in every category. Table for Graph |
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