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1 If you have issues viewing or accessing this file, please contact us at NCJRS.gov. NEW JERSEY STATE POLICE FATAL MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT,. COMPARATIVE DATA REPORT , U.S. Department of Justl~e National Institute of Justice This document has been reproduced ex?ctly.as recei~e? from the person or organization originating It. poinhts of vl~wd~r ~~:n~oencse~~~~i~ in this document r.re those of the aut ors an.. f represent the official position or policies of the National Institute 0 Justice. Permission to reproduce this copyrighted material has been granted by ~ew Jersey state pollee to the National Criminal Justice Reference Service (NCJRS). Further reproduction outside of the NCJRS system requires permission of the copyright owner. n , ~ e/?-~ pi ~/_/o-rom -- ~ ~ ", 0 N

2 I ().J~ PETER N. PERREnl, Jr Attorney General ~tatt of Ntw 3J.erstt! DEPARTMENT OF LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY DIVISION OF STATE POLICE POST OFFICE BOX 7068 WEST TRENTON, NEW JERSEY (609) N C J R SCOL6NEL.c.L. PAGANO. Sup~rlntendent NOV Dear Reader: As in the past, New Jersey wili again be ranked as one of the safest states in the nation. We believe the major factors contributing to this achievement are the continuing alcohol awareness programs, the mobile D.W.I. patrols, the sobriety checkpoints, and the 55 M.P.H. speed enforcement programs. The statistics for 988 indicate a death rate of. 79 for every 00 million vehicle miles traveled. During 988, motorists in New Jersey traveled approximately 59 billion miles, which was an increase of over billion miles from the previous year. This report constitutes a detailed review of the causes and results of fatal accidents throughout the state during 988. Hopefully, the continued efforts and cooperation of the public, federal, state, and local agencies will help us maintain our traffic safety record in the years ahead. It is essential that the law enforcement community be firmly committed to the 55 M.P.H. speed enforcement programs. We are convinced that this will save lives. On the following pages you will find statistics of the fatal traffic accident records compiled by the Fatal Accident Unit of the Division of State Police for 988. Sincerely, ~~~~ Colonel Clinton L. Pagano Superintendent New Jersey Is An Equal Opportunity Employer

3 TABLE OF CONTENTS STATISTICAL SUMMARY 988 QUick Facts Motor Vehicle Fatal Accidents and Fatalities With a Comparison of the Accidents and Fatalities.... A. Accidents and Fatalities by Month of Occurrence.... B. Accident Victim Classification by Month C. Accidents by County of Occurrence and Roadway Classification..,.... D. Accident Victim Classification by County E. F. G. H. I. J. K. L. Fatalities and Injuries According to Accident Type Classification.... Hours of Occurrence.... Weather Conditions.... Day of Occurrence.... Age of Driver Victims.... Age of Pedestrian Victims.... Sex of Pedestrians.... Condition of All Drivers M. Victim Alcohol Factor Comparison For N. O. P. Q R. S T. U. V. W. Alcohol Involvement of Deceased Drivers Related to Manner of Collision... 0 Manner of Collision Type of Vehicles Involved (Including Parked).... Character of Road.... Road Designation... Age of Drivers Sex of Drivers..., What Drivers Were Doing What Pedestrians Were Doing... 3 Contributing Circumstances - Where Indicated SPECIFIC AREAS OF CONCERN: Interstate Highway Fatalities... 5 Pedalcycle - Moped Accidents... 7 Motorcycle Accidents... 8 Tractor-Trailer Accidents... 9 Age of Majority , Fatal Accidents and Persons Killed for Selected Holiday Periods Ten Year Experience... 3 Fatal Accidents by County, Municipality, Date, Time and Location...

4 988 QUICK FACTS Nationwide preliminary statistics indicate there were 7,093 people killed. In New Jersey there were 966 fatal accidents with,05 people killed. In 988 there was an increase of 37 fatal accidents and 8 fatalities. In 988 an average of.9 persons were killed everyday. There were motorcycles and mopeds involved in fatal accidents. Pedalcyclists accounted for 9 fatal accidents. The 988 pedestrian death to)) was 39. There was a total of 53 hit-and-run accidents involving 77 vehicles. The largest number of deaths involved pedestrians. Four were drivers, 7 were passengers, and were pedalcyclists. Of the,5 drivers listed, 8 New Jersey drivers and 9 out-of-state drivers were suspended. There were 59 drivers without valid licenses. There are 3,097 miles of open public roads in the state of New Jersey, indicating one death for every 3. miles. Straight roads were involved in 59% of all fatal accidents. Of all fatal accidents, 8% occurred during clear weather conditions. Of the drivers involved in fatal accidents, 7 % were males. Of the vehicles involved in fatal accidents, 68% involved passenger cars and 3.6% involved trucks.

5 SUBJECT Statistical Summary of 988 Motor Vehicle Fatal Accidents and Fatalities With a Comparison of the Accidents and Fatalities Statistics Fatal Accidents Fatalities THE FOLLOWING FACTORS HAVE BEEN NOTED c A. ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES BY MONTH OF OCCURRENCE Fatal Accidents Fatalities Month January February March April May June July August September October November December Total c

6 B. VICTIM CLASSIFICATION BY MONTH Month Driver Passenger Pedestrian Pedalcyclist Totals January February March April May June July August September October November December Total Breakdown in percentages of I Pedalcyclists..8 % 05 fatalities during 988 Pedestrians.7% I Passengers 5% I Drivers 50.% I 0 Pedalcyclists 3.% Breakdown in percentages of 03 fatalities during 987 Pedestrians % I Passengers 3.5% I Drivers 5.%. - I - 3

7 ii c. ACCIDENTS BY COUNTY OF OCCURRENCE AND ROADWAY CLASSIFICATION County State/Fed. County Municipal Toll Rds. Totals Atlantic Bergen Burlington Camden Cape May Cumberland 9 3 Essex Gloucester Hudson Hunterdon Mercer Middlesex Monmouth Morris Ocean Passaic 5 8 Salem Somerset 6 0 Sussex Union Warren 5 Total D. ACCIDENT VICTIM CLASSIFICATION BY COUNTY Victim Classification County Accidents Killed Driver Passenger Pedestrian Pedalcyclist Atlantic Bergen Burlington Camden Cape May 9 8 Cumberland Essex Gloucester Hudson ~' Hunterdon Mercer 7 7 Middlesex Monmouth Morris Ocean Passaic 7 Salem Somerset ) Sussex Uniun Warren Total

8 J:'.<-. FATALITIES AND INJURIES ACCORDING TO ACCIDENT TYPE CLASSIFICATION Total Accidents Total Killed Total Injured Type Pedestrian Other Motor Vehicle Railroad Train Parked Vehicle CJ Pedalcycle Animal 3 3 Fixed/Other Object Non-Collision Other Type Vehicle Total In 988, there were 966 Fatal Accidents in which 05 persons were killed and 937 persons injured.

9 F. HOURS OF OCCURRENCE Fatal Accidents Time of Occurrence :0 a.m. to :00 a.m :0 a.m. to :00 a.m :0 a.m. to 3:00 a.m :0 a.m. to :00 a.m :0 a.m. to 5:00 a.m :0 a.m. to 6:00 a.m :0 a.m. to 7:00 a.m :0 a.m. to 8:00 a.tn :0 a.m. to 9:00 a.m :0 a.m. to 0:00 a.m :0 a.m. to :00 a.m :0 a.m. to :00 noon :0 noon to :00 p.m :0 p.m. to :00 p.m :0 p.m. to 3:00 p.m :0 p.m. to :00 p.m :0 p.m. to 5:00 p.m :0 p.m. to 6:00 p.m :0 p.m. to 7:00 p.m :0 p.m. to 8:00 p.m :0 p.m. to 9:00 p.m :0 p.m. to 0:00 p.m :0 p.m. to :00 p.m :0 p.m. to :00 Midnight Unknown Total G. WEATHER CONDITIONS Fatal Accidents Conditions Clear Cloudy Raining Snowing Fog 9 0 Other Total

10 H. DAY OF OCCURRENCE Day of Occurrence B Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Unknown Total I. AGE OF DRIVER VICTIMS Age of Number Killed Driver Age 0 to 5 to 9 0 to 5 to to to to to and Older 30 3 Unknown Total J. AGE OF PEDESTRIAN VICTIMS Age of Number Killed Pedestrian Age 0 to to to to to to to to and Older Unknown Total

11 '," K. SEX OF PEDESTRIANS Sex Male Female Total L. CONDITION OF ALL DRIVERS Condition Drivers Had Been Drinking 8 Drunk 63 Defective Eyesight Under Influence of Drugs/Positive Drugs 8 Other Bodily Defects III or Fatigued Apparently Asleep or Sleepy Other Handicaps Apparently Normal 958 Unknown 3 M. ALCOHOL FACTOR Total 3 There were 05 fatalities during 988. Of this total, 83 were tested for alcohol and 9 were not tested. Of the fatalities, 530 were drivers, 63 were passengers, 39 were pedestrians, and 9 were pedalcyclists. Of the 83 tested, 333 were positive for alcohol in varying degrees and 99 were negative. This indicates 0% of the fatalities tested were positive for alcohol and 60% were negative. There were 6 drunken driving related fatal accidents (.0% and over) with 63 people killed. The attached chart is a breakdown of victims and the percentage of alcohol in each classification. An analysis of the chart by victim classification indicates the following'. Drivers: Killed: There was a total of 530 drivers killed of which 58 were tested. Of those tested, 0 were positive and 56 were negative for a. % alcohol factor. Of the 0 imbibing drivers, 56 or 77.% had an alcohol level of.0% or higher. Surviving: There was a total of 93 surviving drivers of which 3 were tested. Of those tested, 09 were positive and 3 were negative for a.8% alcohol factor. Of the 09 imbibing drivers, 8 or 77.0% had an alcohol level of.0% or higher.. Passengers: There was a total of 63 passengers killed of which 7 were tested. Of those tested, 57 were positive and were negative for a 33.3% alcohol factor. 3. Pedestrians: There was a total of 39 pedestrians killed of which 9 were tested. Of those tested, 73 were positive and 8 were negative for a 38. % alcohol factor.. Pedalcyclists: There was a total of 9 pedalcyclists killed of which were tested. Of those tested, was positive and were negative for a 8.3 % alcohol factor. 8

12 VICTIM ALCOHOL FACTOR COMPARISON.0% -.0%.05% -.09%.0% -.%.5% & Over Drivers Passengers Q Pedestrians W Pedalcyclists Total Had Been Drinking Negative No Test Total Drivers Passengers Pedestrians Pedalcyclists Total \0 VICTIM ALCOHOL FACTORS FOR THE YEAR Had Been.0%-.0%.05%-.09%.0% -.%.5% -Over Drinking Negative No Test Total Drivers Passengers Pedestrians P edalcyclists Total Legend: Had Been Includes those delayed deaths where an odor of alcohol was detected. Includes admittance of victim (in delayed death) or Drinking: statements of witnesses. Includes lab reports which show a trace and not a percentage, or reading below 0.0 %. Negative: No Test: Note: Tested and found to be negative. Because of delayed death, age factor, contamination of samples, and the failure on the part of some investigative agencies and medical examiners to cause test to be performed on victims. Superior number indicates number of victims tested positive for drugs.

13 N. ALCOHOL INVOLVEMENT OF DECEASED DRIVERS RELATED TO MANNER OF COLLISION Had Been Under the Positive Manner of Collision Drinking Influence Drugs Angle 7 6 Same Direction - Rear End 3 6 Same Direction - Other Opposite Direction - Head On 0 Opposite Direction - Left Turn Fixed Object 9 9 Pedestrian Railroad Train Pedalcycle Struck Parked Vehicle 9 Ran Off Roadway Overturned In Roadway 3 6 Other Object Sideswipe Fell From Vehicle Fell In Vehicle Total O. MANNER OF COLLISION Manner of Collision All Accidents Angle Same Direction - Rear End Same Direction - Other Opposite Direction - Head On Opposite Direction - Left Turn Fixed Object Pedestrian Other Ran Off Road Sideswipe Total ;;9 966 ~ Other categories include Railroad Train, Parked Vehicle, Animal, Other Object, Fell from Vehicle, Pedalcycle Involvement, Overturned Vehicle and Fell in Vehicle. 0

14 P. TYPE OF VEHICLES INVOLVED (INCLUDING PARKED) Fatal Accidents Type Passenger Car/Station Wagon Truck and Full Trailer 9 0 Tractor and Semi-trailer Bus Truck School Bus Motorcycle Passenger Vehicle and Trailer Taxi-Livery Emergency Vehicle Type Unknown 0 Tractors, Farm, Road, Other Moped Snowmobile Jeep Train 3 3 House Trailer 3 Pedalcycle Total Q. CHARACTER OF ROAD Fatal Accidents Road Character Straight road Sharp curve or turn Other curves Circle 6 3 Intersection Railroad crossing 3 3 Total

15 I R. ROAD DESIGNATION Fatal Accidents Road Designation State County Township U.S Ramp on State \;, Borough or City State Park Garden State Parkway Federal (Interstate) New Jersey Turnpike Atlantic City Expressway Institution Total Note: Sections of the Interstate Highway System run concurrent with other highways. S. AGE OF DRIVERS Fatal Accidents Age of Driver and Under Age to to to to to to and Over Unh.lOwn * Total * Unknown, includes Hit and Run Accidents and Parked Vehicles where driver information is not included. T. SEX OF DRIVERS Fatal Accidents Sex of Drivers Male Female Unknown * Total * Unknown, includes Hit and Run Accidents and Parked Vehicles where driver information is not included

16 u. WHAT DRIVERS WERE DOING Fatal Accidents What Drivers Were Doing Making right turn Making left turn Making '0' turn Going straight ahead Slowing down, stopping Overtaking (passing on right) 9 3 Forward from parking space 3 Backward from parking space Other backing 8 5 Stopped in traffic lane Starting from a traffic lane Starting from a parked position Parked Skidding Passing on left 6 6 Avoiding vehicle, object, pedestrian Emerging from alley or driveway Unknown Crossing highway through island 3 Being towed or pushed Pushing or towing vehicle Stalled on railroad tracks Rounding curve or circle Entering highway Changing lanes Other 3 Total V. WHAT PEDESTRIANS WERE DOING Fatal Accidents What Peder;trians Were Doing Standing in roadway Walking with traffic Crossing roadway Walking on sidewalk Standing on shoulder Other Total

17 W. CONTRIBUTING CIRCUMSTANCES - WHERE INDICATED Fatal Accidents Contributing Circumstances Exceeding lawful speed Too fast for conditions Following too closely 6 On wrong side of road Did not have right-of-way Driver fell asleep Failure to signal Improper turns Passing on hill or curve 3 3 Other improper passing Inattentive driving Improper crossing center island Disregarding stop sign Disregarding traffic light Passing left of center line 3 Drunken driving Improper starting from curb Drunken bicyclist Improper parking 5 7 Failure to keep right Mechnical failure Improper lights 5 5 Backing on highway Stopped in roadway Passed stopped school bus Animal in roadway Cutting in Tire blew out 3 Other Passing on right 3 Pedestrian violation Ability impaired by drinking Unknown Driver under influence of drugs 5 6* 6* 3* Pedestrian under influence of drugs * Total * Tested positive for drugs

18 SPECIFIC AREAS OF CONCERN INTERSTATE HIGHWAY FATALITIES The Interstate Highway System of New Jersey is approximateiy 93.8% completed. Of the 8.65 miles of roadway which are projected for this system, miles have been opened to the motoring public. During 988, the death rate averaged 7. deaths per month and one death for every.6 miles of highway. A concise analysis of victim classification and alcohol involvement, driver ages, contributing circumstances, and manner of collision is outlined on the following page. INTERSTATE HIGHWAY MILEAGE Highway Mileage Fatal Accidents Number Open by Highway Total

19 INTERSTATE HIGHWAY FATALITIES 988 Interstate Fatal Accidents 76 Interstate Fatalities 86 Victim Classification Drivers 8 Passengers 5 Pedestrians 3 Pedalcydists Total 86 Contributing Circumstances Where Indicated Drunken Driving 7 Fell Asleep Inattentive Driving 3 Excessive Speed Driver Under Influence of Drugs Stopped in Roadway Other 7 Mechanical Failure Pedestrian Violation 7 Improper Passing Failure to Keep to Right Improper Parking On Wrong Side of Road Following too Close No Improper Driving No Pedestrian Violation 6 UnknoVvD 8 Total 33 Age of Drivers 6 & Under & Over Unknown 8 Total 0 Manner of Collision Head On 9 Fixed Object 9 Angle Pedestrian 5 Rear End 8 Ran Off Roadway Pedalcyclist Same Direction - Other Struck Parked Vehicle Overturned in Roadway Other Object Total 76 Victim Alcohol Factors.0 -.0% %.0 -.%.5% Over Negative No Test Total Drivers Passengers Pedestrians Pedalcyclists * 5 3 Total * Two Drivers Tested Positive for Drugs. 6

20 FATAL PEDALCYCLE ACCIDENTS Pedalcycle Accidents Fatalities Manner of Collision 8 Angle 7 Same Direction - Rear End 8 Opposite Direction - Head On 3 Same Direction - Other Classification Of Victim Drivers Passengers Total Total Contributing Circumstances Where Indicated Ages of Victims No Improper Driving Ability Impaired by Drinking Inattentive Driving No Rear Lights On Wrong Side of Road Did Not Have Right-of-Way Disregarded Traffic Light Failure to Keep Right 5 Disregarded Stop Sign 3 Too Fast for Conditions Improper Turns 3 Other Unknown & Over Unknown Total Total Alcohol Involvement Of the 9 Pedalcyde Fatalities, were tested for alcohol content. One pedalcydist was found to be drunk and were negative. The remaining 7 were not tested due to age factors, delayed deaths, etc. FATAL MOPED ACCIDENTS In 988, there were two moped fatal accidents involving two male drivers ages 5 and 6 years old. 7

21 FATAL MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENTS Accidents Fatalities Age of Drivers Victim Classification & Under Over 0 Total , Drivers Passengers Pedestrians Pedalcyclists Total Contributing Circumstances Where Indicated Manner of Collision Opposite Direction - Head On Fixed Object Angle Opposite Direction - Left Turn Same Direction - Other Sideswipe Pedestrian Fell From Vehicle Same Direction - Rear End Ran Off Roadway Pedalcyclist Overturned in Road Struck Parked Vehicle Animal No Improper Driving Ability Impaired by Drinking Drunken Driving Under Influence of Drugs Failure to Keep Right Improper Left Turn Inattentive Driving Improper Passing Excessive Speed Did Not Have Right-of-Way Improper Parking Mechanical Failure Unknown Disregard of Traffic Light Disregard Stop Sign Other Total Total Victim Alcohol Factors.0 -.0% %.0 -.%.5% Over Negative No Test I Total Drivers Passengers Pedestrians Pedalcyclists " 5 Total * Two Drivers Tested Positive for Drugs 8

22 --~~ ~ FATAL TRACTOR-TRAILER ACCIDENTS Accidents Fatalities 7 9 Tractor-Trailer Manner of Collision Victim Classification Head On 9 3 Drivers 3 8 Fixed Object 5 5 Passengers Other Object Angle 0 Total 3 0 Pedestrian 7 Rear End 8 8 Ran Off Roadway Pedalcyclist Other Victim Same Direction - Other 3 Classification Struck Parked Vehicle 6 5 Overturned in Roadway Drivers 8 55 Railroad Train s 6 Sideswipe Pedestrians 7 Improper Left Turn 5 Pedalcyclists Total Total 69 8 Other Contributing Circumstances Tractor-Trailer Contributing Circumstances Drunken Driving Fell Asleep Drunken Driving Inattentive Driving 9 6 Fell Asleep Excessive Speed Inattentive Driving 7 3 Driver Under the Influence Excessive Speed 3 of Drugs Driver Under the Influence Stopped in Roadway of Drugs Other Stopped in Roadway Mechanical Failure Other 3 Pedestrian Violation 8 6 Mechanical Failure Disregarding Traffic Light 5 Disregarding Traffic Light Failure to Keep Right Failure to Keep Right Improper Parking Improper Parking On Wrong Side of Road 3 On Wrong Side of Road Passing on Right Following too Close No Improper Driving No Improper Driving 7 58 No Pedestrian Violation 6 Unknown Unknown Failed to Yield Failed to Yield 5 Disregarding Stop Sign Disregarding Stop Sign 5 Improper Turn 3 Improper Turn Backing in Roadway Cutting In Total Total

23 Tractor-Trailer Victim Alcohol Factors.0 -.0% %.0 -.%.5% Over Negative No Test Total Drivers Passengers 7 8 Total 8 0 Other Victim Alcohol Factors.0 -.0% %.0 -.%.5% Over Negjative No Test I Total Drivers Passengers Pedestrians Pedalcyclists Total

24 AGE OF MAJORITY On January, 973, the legal drinking age in New Jersey was lowered from to 8. On January, 980, the legal drinking age was raised to 9 because of the increase in drunken-driving related fatal accidents in the age group of 8, 9 and 0. On December 8, 98, the legal drinking age was :eturned to age due to the escalation of drunken-driving related fatal accidents in the age group of 8, 9 and 0. listed below are the 8 to 0 year-old drivers involved in fatal motor vehicle ac-::idents. The year 97 is used as a base, being the year prior to the age of majority. Total Fatal Accidents Total Number of Years 8-0 Drivers Drivers Involved Drivers Drunk * *.0% and over The figures below reflect a breakdown in the age groups. 988 Total Driver Involved Number of Drivers Drunk 8 Years Old Years Old 0 Years Old FATAL ACCIDENTS WITH ALCOHOL INVOLVED 988 Accidents 8 Years-Old 9 Years-Old 0 Years-Old AGES 8-0 VICTIM CLASSIFICATION Years-Old 9 Years-Old 0 Years-Old Drivers Passengers 5 8 8

25 FATAL ACCIDENTS AND PERSONS KILLED FOR SELECTED HOLIDAY PERIODS IN NEW JERSEY 988 Fatal Persons National Holiday Accidents Killed Statistics Memorial Day 98 (3) 78 hours (3) 78 hours (3) 78 hours (3) 78 hours (3) 78 hours 5 * 5 Fourth of July 98 () 30 hours 985 () 0 hours (3) 78 hours (3) 78 hours (3) 78 hours 3 * 599 Labor Day 98 (3) 78 hours (3) 78 hours 986 (3) 78 hours (3) 78 hours (3) 78 hours 5 7 * 57 Thanksgiving 98 () 0 hours 985 () 0 hours () 0 hours 987 () 0 hours () 0 hours * 59 Christmas 98 () 0 hours () 5 hours () 0 hours () 0 hours (3) 78 hours 5 6 * 96 New Years () 0 hours () 5 hours () 0 hours () 0 hours (3) 78 hours 8 9 * Not Available Figures in parentheses show number of full days in each holiday period. Accidents and deaths are for those days plus the last six hours of the preceding day. * National Statistics represent persons killed.

26 TEN YEAR EXPERIENCE Fatal Pedes- Pedal- Motor- Alcohol Years Accidents Fatalities Drivers Passengers trians cyclists cycles * Mopeds * Involvement * * 5.% % % % % % % % % % Totals * Included in "Driver Totals" - If passenger, included in "Passenger Totals." * * Statistics not available. 3

27 FATAL ACCIDENTS BY COUNTY, MUNICIPALITY, DATE, TIME AND LOCATION LEGEND Ale.... Atlantic City Expressway N.J.T.P... " New Jersey Turnpike C.R.... County Road M.P... Mile Post G.S.P... Garden State Parkway S.H... State Highway * Death occurred 30 days after date of accident ATLANTIC COUNTY Municipality Date Day of Week Time Roadway - M.P. Persons Killed Hammonton Town Absecon City Buena Vista Twp. Brigantine City Egg Harbor Twp. Egg Harbor Twp. Hamilton Twp. Atlantic City Egg Harbor Twp. Galloway Twp. Galloway Twp. Egg Harbor City Egg Harbor City Port Republic City Egg Harbor Twp. Hamilton Twp. "Hammonton Town Mullica Twp. Galloway Twp. Hamilton Twp. "Egg Harbor City Hamilton Twp Monday Saturday Wednesday Monday Thursday Saturday Tuesday Thursday Thursday Monday Sunday Thursday Tuesday Monday Saturday Monday Wednesday Sunday Thursday Friday Friday Saturday 8: a.m. :0 a.m. 3:5 p.m. 6:3 p.m. 3:53 p.m. 3:09 a.m. 8: a.m. :36 p.m. 0:0 p.m. 5:5 a.m. :0 p.m. 6: p.m. 9:8 p.m. :0 a.m. : a.m. :8 a.m. :0 p.m. 3: a.m. 9:06 p.m. 3:5 a.m. 3:6 p m. 8: p.m. U.S. 30 U.S M.P. C.R. 690 C.R. 638 U.S M.P. 6.6 G.S.P. - M.P U.S. 0 U.S. 0 C.R. 685 Cologne Avenue College Drive C.R.563 U.S M.P. 6.9 C.R. 60 U.S. 3-0 U.S. 3 U.S. 30 C.R. 56 U.S M.P. 8. U.S. 0 Duerer Street AIC - M.P. 3.3 Driver Driver Pedestrian Driver Pedestrian Driver Pedestrian Driver Driver Driver Driver Driver Pedestrian Driver ' Driver Pedestrian Pedestrian Driver" Driver Port Republic City Hamilton Twp ~ Sunday Sunday 6: a.m. 9: a.m. G.S.P. - M.P. 5.5 U.S. 3 Driver Buena Vista Twp Saturday :0 a.m. S.H. 5 - M.P..8 Drivers Passengers Somers Point City Hamilton Twp. Somers Point City Hammonton Town Galloway Twp Monday Thursday Sunday 06~9-88 Sunday Monday 6:8 p.m. G.S.P. - M.P :0 a.m. AIC - M.P. 3.9 :5 a.m. Ocean Heights Avenue 6:36 a.m. U.S M.P. 5.8 :00 a.m. U.S. 9 Pedestrian Driver Driver Driver

28 ATLANTIC COUNTY (cont.) Atlantic City Monday 3:37 p.m. Atlantic Avenue Pedestrim Galloway Twp Sunday :0 p.m. Duerer Street Driver Atlantic City Wednesday :8 a.m. AIC - M.P.03 Pedestrian Atlantic City Wednesday 9:9 a.m. Iowa Avenue Folsom Boro M~nday :5 p.m. U.S. 3 Pedestrian Galloway Twp Friday :7 a.m. C.R. 63 Pedestrian Egg Harbor Twp Saturday : a.m. S.H.5 Hamilton Twp Saturday :0 a.m. C.R.559 Driver Egg Harbor Twp Sunday :0 a.m. G.S.P. - M.P. 3. Hammonton Town Tuesday 0:9 p.m. S.H.5 Galloway Twp Sunday 5: a.m. U.S. 9 Driver Buena Bora Saturday 8:0 a.m. U.S. 0 Driver Passengers Buena Boro Wednesday 9: p.m. C.R.69 Driver Egg Harbor Twp Tuesday 5:5 a.m. G.S.P. - M.P Driver Hammonton Town Friday 7:0 p.m. U.S. 30 Driver Galloway Twp Saturday : a.m. U.S M.P. 0. Pleasantville City Monday 0:5 p.m. Delilah Road Driver Atlantic City Friday : p.m. Pacific Avenue Pedestrian Egg Harbor Twp Friday 6:05 p.m. U.S. 3-0 Egg Harbor Twp Thursday :8 p.m. U.S M.P. 6. Pedestrian Folsom Boro Saturday 9:55 p.m. U.S. 3 - M.P. 33 Driver Galloway Twp Monday 3:8 a.m. U.S M.P. 6 Pedestrian Galloway Twp Tuesday 8:3 a.m. U.S M.P. 0.9 Driver Hamilton Twp Friday : p.m. U.S. 3 Driver Atlantic City Monday 6:53 a.m. AIC - M.P.. Drivers Mullica Twp Thursday 6:30 p.m. U.S M.P. 5. Pedestrian Hamilton Twp Tuesday 3: p.m. U.S. 3 - M.P. 5.5 Driver Atlantic City --88 Saturday 3:57 a.m. U.S M.P. 5.9 Atlantic City --88 Monday : a.m. Pacific Avenue Pedestrian Atlantic City --88 Monday 5:6 p.m. Ohio Avenue Driver Egg Harbor Twp Friday 9:36 p.m. U.S. 3-0 Pedestrian Hamilton Twp Saturday :7 p.m. U.S. 3 Driver Egg Harbor Twp Sunday :8 p.m. Ocean Heights Avenue Driver Egg Harbor Twp Friday 0: p.m. Margate Bridge Causeway Driver Galloway Twp Saturday ; a.m. U.S. 30 Drivers 5