Alberta. Collision Facts. 358 people killed. 18,650 people injured. 141,638 collisions.

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1 Collision Facts 358 people killed 18,650 people injured 141,638 collisions October

2 Collision Facts 358 people killed 18,650 people injured 141,638 collisions Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Total Collisions - Day of Week 20,292 20,547 21,116 21,720 Total Number of Collisions Fatal 331 Injury 14,073 PDO 127,234 Urban Rural Fatal Collisions 33% 67% Injury Collisions Friday 23,822 Total 141,638 74% 26% Saturday Sunday 15,549 18,575 PDO Collisions 84% 16% Early Morning Morning Rush Hour Mid-Day Evening Rush Hour Evening Late Night Total Collisions - Time Period 7,228 9,476 19,653 26,415 34,938 41,715 PDO means Property Damage Only ; in other words, nobody was hurt Total Number ofcasualties Fatalities 358 Major Injuries 2,943 Minor Injuries 15,707 Total 19,008 Month of Collision Occurrence Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Fatal Injury 1, , ,125 1,134 1,217 1,268 1,286 1,269 1,333 1,263 PDO 12,300 8,877 11,121 8,747 9,027 9,170 9,233 8,830 9,483 10,652 14,123 15,

3 Collision Rates per 10,000 Population Rates Fatal Injury PDO* Total *On January 1, 2011, the reporting threshold for property damage only collisions increased from $1000 to $2000. Casualty Rates per 10,000 Population Number Killed Number Injured

4 181 Fatalities 11,651 Victims Injuries Total 358 Total 18, , , Casualty Rate per 10,000 Population by Age Under The Alberta seat belt wearing rate was 95.1% in 2011* Seatbelt users had a much lower injury rate (7.4%) than those not using seatbelts (28.1%) Did Not Use a Seatbelt Fatal Injury Used a Seatbelt Fatal Injury Minor Injury Minor Injury Fatal Injury Major Injury Minor Injury 4

5 Drivers 87% of total collisions involved at least one driver who committed a driving error Speeding Increases Collision Severity 1 in 4 drivers in fatal collisions (25.3%) and 1 in 10 drivers in injury crashes (9.7%) were driving at an unsafe speed Involvement Rates per 10,000 Licensed Drivers 47% of crashes on rural highways involved an animal Of these crashes, 3% resulted in human casualties. The crash factors that lead to deaths and injuries include things like speeding, tailgating and drinking and driving. Fatal Collisions Females Males under Injury Collisions Females Males under

6 Drivers Most Common Driver Errors Include... Fatal Crashes Left of Centre 47 Injury Crashes Ran Off the Road 1,374 Ran Off the Road 102 Drinking Drivers... Left Turn Across Path 17 Stop Sign Violation 33 Followed Too Closely 3,207 Stop Sign Violation 794 Left Turn Across Path 1,350 1 in 6 Drivers in Fatal Crashes Drank (17.5%) 1 in 30 Drivers in Injury Crashes Drank (3.3%) 797 drivers in fatal and injury crashes consumed alcohol prior to the crash. 80 people died 396 people sustained major injuries 737 people sustained minor injuries Involvement Rates per 1,000 Licensed Drivers Show... Males aged were most likely to have consumed alcohol before the crash Three times more males than females consumed alcohol before the crash 6

Vehicles Fatal Collisions Injury Collisions 163 5,917 126 9,975 95 6,613 50 477 Vehicle factors rarely contribute to collisions 98.4% of the vehicles in fatal collisions and 99.

7 Vehicles Fatal Collisions Injury Collisions 163 5, , , Vehicle factors rarely contribute to collisions 98.4% of the vehicles in fatal collisions and 99.2% of those in injury collisions did not have an apparent defect that contributed to the crash The most common point of impact in fatal and injury collisions was the front of the vehicle (58.2%) The centre rear was the point of impact in 21.0% of fatal and injury collisions The point of impact in 15.5% of fatal collisions was rollover -- compared to 6.3% in injury 16 Other 306 Visit for more information on motor vehicle collisions in Alberta *Visit for more information on seatbelt wearing rates in Alberta. Note: The information presented in this fact sheet is based on those cases where the respective information was specified on the Alberta Collision Report Form. For more information on the categories presented in this report and motor vehicle collisions in Alberta, please refer to the annual Alberta Traffic Collision Statistics report, available at the above website. 7

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