California Traffic Deaths by County 2007
by Rate of Deaths  Per 100,000
Alcohol Involved

2006 County Data

Worst/Best Counties
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California Counties Larger than 1 Million in Population

		County	Percent Alcohol  Involved				+  San Bernardino had the highest overall rate of  traffic deaths but the lowest percentage alcohol involved.     See +  Riverside had the second highest overall rate of  traffic deaths and the highest percentage alcohol involved.    See
			All Deaths	Drivers	Passengers	Pedestrian
1		Riverside	.46	.48	.41	.45
2		Orange	.43	.39	.53	.46
3		San Diego	.42	.43	.37	.49
4		Sacramento	.39	.38	.41	.43
5		Los Angeles	.38	.39	.40	.37
6		Alameda	.38	.31	.57	.39
7		Contra Costa	.36	.47	.07	.36
8		Santa Clara	.34	.36	.33	.36
9		San Bernardino	.32	.32	.27	.49

California Counties Between 100,000 and 1 Million in Population

		County	Percent Alcohol  Involved
			All Deaths	Drivers	Passengers	Pedestrian
1		Santa Barbara	.50	.58	.57	.25
2		Napa	.47	.50	.25	1.00
3		Sonoma	.46	.53	.33	.33
4		Shasta	.46	.59	.00	.00
5		San Joaquin	.45	.45	.40	.47
6		Butte	.43	.43	.50	.40
7		Fresno	.41	.43	.39	.39
8		Imperial	.40	.32	.38	1.00
9		Madera	.40	.46	.22	.67
10		Stanislaus	.39	.43	.21	.67
11		Ventura	.38	.40	.14	.57
12		El Dorado	.35	.40	.20	.00
13		Tulare	.35	.41	.19	.43
14		San Luis Obispo	.32	.35	.20	1.00
15		Monterey	.32	.34	.11	.38
16		Solano	.31	.29	.30	.43
17		Merced	.31	.30	.36	.40
18		Placer	.29	.35	.14	.33
19		Kern	.28	.35	.13	.35
20		Yolo	.27	.28	.33	.00
21		Santa Cruz	.27	.40	.10	.25
22		Marin	.25	.33	.33	.00
23		San Francisco	.25	.32	.50	.18
24		San Mateo	.21	.30	.25	.17
25		Kings	.21	.25	.07	.67
26		Humboldt	.19	.28	.00	.00