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1 Traffic Crashes Statistics Dale O. Ritzel, Ph.D. Director, Safety Center Southern Illinois University Carbondale, IL 62901-6731

2 2003 Illinois/USA Crash Fatalities - NHTSA Illinois fatalities – 1,453 USA fatalities – 42,643 Illinois Fatality Rate per 100M VMT – 1.36 USA Fatality Rate per 100M VMT – 1.48 BEST state Fatality Rate per 100M VMT - 0.83 Illinois Fatality Rate per 100K Population - 11.48 USA Fatality Rate per 100K Population - 14.66 USA Fatality Rate per 100K Population - 14.66 Best state Fatality Rate per 100K Population -7.18

3 Traffic Crashes in Illinois - NHTSA

4 2000 Economic Cost of Motor Vehicle Traffic Crashes Illinois - $ 8.984 Billion Illinois - $ 8.984 Billion US Total - $ 230.568 Billion US Total - $ 230.568 Billion

5 Illinois Alcohol Related Fatalities by County – 2003 FARS

6 Illinois Alcohol related Fatalities – FARS 2003

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