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1 211 Washington State Collision Data Summary 211 Washington State Collision Data Summary

2 Table of Contents Introduction 3 Overview 5 WSDOT Regions (State Routes Only) 18 People and Collision Facts 47 Age Groups & Gender 5 Month of Year, Day of Week & Time of Day 55 Collision Types & Objects Struck 65 Contributing Circumstances 71 Restraint Usage 74 Alcohol Involved 76 Speed Related 87 Vehicle Type 99 Motorcycle Involved 99 Heavy Truck Involved 17 School Bus Involved 114 Pedestrian Involved 119 Pedalcyclist Involved 128 Work Zone 137 Milestones and Research Studies 148 Glossary of Terms 154 Appendix Washington State Collision Data Summary 2

3 Introduction The Washington State Motor Vehicle laws require that a standard Police Traffic Collision Report form be submitted when an injury or death occurs to any person, or damage to the property of any person to an apparent extent of seven hundred dollars or more. If a collision is not investigated and reported by an officer, the operators of any involved vehicles must submit their own independent traffic collision report as stated in RCW and WAC Collision reports submitted by motor vehicle operators are not used for this report. The Washington State Department of Transportation s (WSDOT) Statewide Travel and Collision Data Office (STCDO) is responsible for collecting, processing, analyzing and disseminating traffic, roadway and collision data pertaining to all public roadways in Washington State. The source used for collision information contained in this summary report originates from collision reports submitted by officers. STCDO staff reviews the submitted collision reports to determine the appropriate location and other relevant collision data. The data is then made available to the STCDO s Collision data mart, where it is analyzed and becomes valuable information, for a variety of customers including: the Regions and Divisions within WSDOT, the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), other Washington State government agencies, and public or private organizations. This report covers police officer reported collisions on all public roadways in Washington State for the year 211. Tables and charts show frequency and rate of collisions, multi-year trends, collision types, contributing circumstances and other factors. This report reflects a snapshot of available 211 data as of September 4, 212. Contact Information: WSDOT - Collision Data and Analysis Branch (36) WSDOT provides the data in this report with the understanding that it will not be used, contrary to the restrictions in United States Code 23 Section 49, in discovery or as evidence at trial in any action for damages against WSDOT, the State of Washington, or any other jurisdiction involved in the locations mentioned in the data. These entities expressly reserve the right, under Section 49, to object to the use of the data, including any opinions drawn from the data. For more information regarding Washington s Strategic Highway Safety Plan: Target Zero, please visit MARK FINCH BRIAN J. SMITH, AICP Acting Statewide Travel & Collision Data Office General Manager Director, Strategic Planning Division Strategic Planning Division Washington State Department of Transportation Washington State Department of Transportation 211 Washington State Collision Data Summary 3

4 How to Read This Document The Report is organized into three basic sections an Introduction/Overview section offering a high-level look at Washington (and U.S.) collision numbers; a People, Vehicles, and Collisions section containing most of the detailed collision data; and an Appendix/Glossary to assist the reader with supplementary technical terminology, historical information, and research resources. The data is offered in a variety of ways e.g., collisions sorted by greatest injury severity, county, city, year, hour of day, etc.; injured persons sorted by gender, age, month, traffic-user type (e.g., pedestrians or motorcyclists), city, etc. As a further note, the reader is advised to be aware, throughout the Report, of the distinction between the number of collisions and the number of people injured or who die in the collision; for example, one fatal collision may have three fatalities (i.e., number of deaths). This report presents information in tables, and uses graphs and charts to better display relationships between the data presented. The collision numbers presented here are frequently combined with other kinds of information to put them in a clearer perspective. To assist in this comparative safety analysis, we have several standardization techniques. For example, using rates helps us to control for differences in exposure (a term for capturing the extent to which people are at risk for unwanted events like crashes, injuries, and deaths). This helps in making apples-to-apples comparisons. Presently, the measure for capturing such exposure is vehicle miles traveled (VMT). Over the years, analysts at the Washington State Department of Transportation have continually refined their techniques for estimating VMT on Washington roadways by road class, by county, by metropolitan area, by vehicle type, and by rural-urban classification. To generate accurate VMT figures requires a great deal of time, money, and expertise, and in some cases mileage estimates are not available for many parameters, such as driver age groups. In these cases we use surrogate measures of exposure such as population figures, licensed driver totals, or vehicle registration numbers. The better we understand the nature and causes of collisions, the better we can target safety programs to reduce traffic collisions and injuries. Effective January 1, 29, only the Police Traffic Collision Reports are stored in the collision data repository and used for reporting purposes. Collision reports submitted by motor vehicle operators will be collected and used for public disclosure, but the collision data stemming from these reports will no longer reside within the collision data repository and used for reporting purposes. 211 Washington State Collision Data Summary 4

5 Overview 29 U.S. Transportation-Related Fatalities by Transport Mode (Most recent available preliminary national data) Highway 33,88 Waterborne 886 Railroad 78 Air 543 Transit 23 Pipeline 14 Fatalities 1, 2, 3, SOURCES: Air: National Transportation Safety Board; Highway: National Highway Traffic Safety Administration; Pipeline: Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration, Office of Pipeline Safety; Railroad: Federal Railroad Administration; Transit: Federal Transit Administration; Waterborne: U.S. Department of Homeland Security, U.S. Coast Guard as cited in U.S. Department of Transportation, Research and Innovative Technology Administration, Bureau of Transportation Statistics, National Transportation Statistics, tables 2-1, 2-2, and 2-3, available at as of January Washington State Collision Data Summary 5

6 Rate of Fatalities Per 1 million Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT) in the U.S. for 21 Sampling of States (Public Roads: Highways, City and County Roads) U.S. Average Washington MA MN NJ WA RI IL UT NY CO MI NE VT CT ME HI AK IA AZ TX ID AL OK LA WY MT Provided by: WSDOT - Statewide Travel & Collision Data Office (STCDO) Source: National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (Traffic Safety Facts 21 book) 211 Washington State Collision Data Summary 6

7 U.S. Fatality Rate vs. Washington State Trend Line In both the years 21 and 211, Washington s traffic fatality rate decreased to.8 per 1 million vehicle miles traveled (VMT), the lowest fatality rate in state history. For the first time in the state s history, Washington experienced a consecutive annual downward trend in the number of traffic fatalities over a six year period ( fatalities, , , , and ). All Washington Roads Washington State Highways United States Traffic Fatality Rates in Washington Compared to the National Average Fatalities per 1 Million VMT, All Washington State Public Roads Washington State Highways United States (data not yet available for 211) Provided by: WSDOT- Statewide Travel & Collision Data Office (STCDO) Sources: US Fatalities/VMT: FARS Encyclopedia, WA Fatalities: FARS; State Hwy Fatalities: WSDOT-STCDO; WA VMT: WSDOT-STCDO 211 Washington State Collision Data Summary 7

8 Overview of Traffic Collisions 5 year comparison; Officer Reported Collisions Only MOST SEVERE PER COLLISION STATEWIDE - ALL PUBLIC ROADS PROPERTY YEAR FATAL DAMAGE ONLY RESULTING / NUMBER OF VEHICLES ALCOHOL, ABILITY IMPAIRED ALCOHOL , ,312 37,348 78, ,718 52,93 22,166 7,439 9, , ,151 33,946 73, ,551 47,15 23,933 6,947 8, , ,242 32,311 67, ,648 45,33 19,165 6,593 8, , ,98 31,519 67, ,481 44,76 187,572 6,151 7, , ,814 3,85 65, ,122 43,17 181,95 6,78 7,43 Total 532,815 2,37 1, , ,917 2,496 12,52 231, ,786 33,28 4,569 STATE ROUTE 27 48, ,11 31, ,18 22,956 91,529 2,78 3, , ,57 29, ,4 2,631 84,391 2,574 3, , ,92 28, ,33 2,43 8,75 2,392 2, , ,461 28, ,8 19,368 8,623 2,193 2, , ,561 28, ,575 79,69 2,225 2,687 Total 223,169 1,99 4,38 71,55 146,482 1,214 4,982 12, ,983 12,164 14,834 CITY STREET 27 52, ,412 36, ,918 11,923 2,949 3, , ,237 34, ,213 95,24 2,773 3, , ,448 3, ,36 86,64 2,65 3, , ,447 3, ,216 84,986 2,568 3, , ,86 29, ,25 81,659 2,496 3,67 Total 233, ,745 69,35 16, ,177 93,858 45,448 13,436 16,354 COUNTY ROAD 27 16, ,673 1, ,983 25,97 1,672 2, , ,82 9, ,89 23,626 1,557 1, , ,823 8, ,77 22,226 1,517 1, , ,515 8, ,353 21,317 1,356 1, , ,382 8, ,59 2,92 1,326 1,615 Total 73, ,667 24,475 45, ,166 34, ,231 7,428 9,156 MISCELLANEOUS TRAFFICWAY Total 2, , , Washington State Collision Data Summary 8

9 Overview of Traffic Collisions 5 year comparison 15, 1, 5, RESULTING STATEWIDE ALL PUBLIC ROADS 118,782 11,442 12,94 11, , , 4, 2, STATE ROUTE 48,847 45,42 43,141 43,14 42, CITY STREET 6, 4, 2, 52,667 49,289 44,941 44,383 42, COUNTY ROAD 6, 4, 2, 16,766 15,295 14,484 13,883 13, MISCELLANEOUS TRAFFICWAY 6, 3 4, 2 2, Washington State Collision Data Summary 9

10 Collisions by County 211 COUNTY Adams Asotin Benton Chelan Clallam Clark Columbia Cowlitz Douglas Ferry JURISDICTION FATAL MOST SEVERE PER COLLISION PROPERTY DAMAGE ONLY RESULTING / NUMBER OF VEHICLES ALCOHOL, ABILITY IMPAIRED ALCOHOL State Route City Street County Road Miscellaneous Trafficway Total State Route City Street County Road Miscellaneous Trafficway Total State Route , City Street 1, , County Road Miscellaneous Trafficway Total 2, , ,13 4, State Route City Street County Road Miscellaneous Trafficway Total 1, , State Route City Street County Road Miscellaneous Trafficway Total , State Route 1, , , City Street 1, , County Road 1, , Miscellaneous Trafficway Total 3, ,363 2, ,981 6, State Route City Street County Road Miscellaneous Trafficway Total State Route , City Street , County Road Miscellaneous Trafficway Total 1, , , State Route City Street County Road Miscellaneous Trafficway Total State Route City Street County Road Miscellaneous Trafficway Total Washington State Collision Data Summary 1

11 continued Collisions by County COUNTY Franklin Garfield Grant Grays Harbor Island Jefferson King Kitsap Kittitas Klickitat JURISDICTION FATAL MOST SEVERE PER COLLISION PROPERTY DAMAGE ONLY RESULTING / NUMBER OF VEHICLES ALCOHOL, ABILITY IMPAIRED ALCOHOL State Route City Street County Road Miscellaneous Trafficway Total , State Route City Street County Road Miscellaneous Trafficway Total State Route City Street County Road Miscellaneous Trafficway Total 1, , State Route City Street County Road Miscellaneous Trafficway Total 1, , State Route City Street County Road Miscellaneous Trafficway Total , State Route City Street County Road Miscellaneous Trafficway Total State Route 13, ,479 8, ,472 27, City Street 18, ,537 12, ,449 36, ,184 County Road 1, , Miscellaneous Trafficway Total 33, ,518 22, ,612 66,22 1,649 2,56 State Route 1, , , City Street County Road 1, , Miscellaneous Trafficway Total 2, , ,16 5, State Route , City Street County Road Miscellaneous Trafficway Total 1, , State Route City Street County Road Miscellaneous Trafficway Total Washington State Collision Data Summary 11

12 continued Collisions by County COUNTY Lewis Lincoln Mason Okanogan Pacific Pend Oreille Pierce San Juan Skagit Skamania JURISDICTION FATAL MOST SEVERE PER COLLISION PROPERTY DAMAGE ONLY RESULTING / NUMBER OF VEHICLES ALCOHOL, ABILITY IMPAIRED ALCOHOL State Route City Street County Road Miscellaneous Trafficway Total 1, , State Route City Street County Road Miscellaneous Trafficway Total State Route City Street County Road Miscellaneous Trafficway Total , State Route City Street County Road Miscellaneous Trafficway Total State Route City Street County Road Miscellaneous Trafficway Total State Route City Street County Road Miscellaneous Trafficway Total State Route 5, ,82 3, ,646 1, City Street 4, ,394 2, ,876 7, County Road 1, , Miscellaneous Trafficway Total 1, ,795 6, ,384 21, State Route City Street County Road Miscellaneous Trafficway Total State Route 1, , City Street , County Road Miscellaneous Trafficway Total 1, , , State Route City Street County Road Miscellaneous Trafficway Total Washington State Collision Data Summary 12

13 continued Collisions by County 211 COUNTY Snohomish Spokane Stevens Thurston Wahkiakum Walla Walla Whatcom Whitman Yakima JURISDICTION FATAL MOST SEVERE PER COLLISION PROPERTY DAMAGE ONLY RESULTING / NUMBER OF VEHICLES ALCOHOL, ABILITY IMPAIRED ALCOHOL State Route 5, ,753 3, ,4 11, City Street 3, ,65 2, ,381 7, County Road 1, , , Miscellaneous Trafficway Total 11, ,33 7, ,461 21, State Route 2, , ,182 4, City Street 3, ,199 2, ,643 6, County Road Miscellaneous Trafficway Total 6, ,213 3, ,121 11, State Route City Street County Road Miscellaneous Trafficway Total State Route 1, , City Street 1, , , County Road , Miscellaneous Trafficway Total 4, ,296 2, ,755 7, State Route City Street County Road Miscellaneous Trafficway Total State Route City Street County Road Miscellaneous Trafficway Total , State Route 1, , City Street , County Road Miscellaneous Trafficway Total 2, , , State Route City Street County Road Miscellaneous Trafficway Total State Route , City Street 1, , , County Road Miscellaneous Trafficway Total 3, ,3 2, ,558 5, GRAND 98, ,814 3,85 65, ,122 43,17 181,948 6,78 7, Washington State Collision Data Summary 13

14 Number of Collisions / Collision Rates by County Washington State Collision Data Summary 14

15 Collisions by City Population Number of Fatalities Total Number of Serious & Minor Injuries Fatality and Injury Rate per 1, Population Total Collisions Collision Rate per 1, Population Number of Fatalities Total Number of Serious & Minor Injuries Fatality and Injury Rate per 1, Population Total Collisions Collision Rate per 1, Population Population Population 25, and over Seattle 612,1 2 5, , continued 25, to 6, 1, to 25, Puyallup 37, Bellevue 123,4 6 1, , Redmond 55, Everett 13,1 4 1, , Richland 49, Kent 118,2 7 1, , Sammamish 46, Spokane 29,1 12 1, , SeaTac 27, Tacoma 198,9 7 1, , Shoreline 53, Vancouver 162,3 5 1, , University Place 31, , to 1, Walla Walla 31, Auburn 7, , Wenatchee 32, Bellingham 81, , , to 25, Federal Way 89, , Aberdeen 16, Kennewick 74, , Anacortes 15, Marysville 6, Arlington 17, Pasco 61, Bainbridge Island 23, Renton 92, , Battle Ground 17, Spokane Valley 9, , Bonney Lake 17, Yakima 91, , Camas 19, , to 6, Centralia 16, Bothell 33, Covington 17, Bremerton 38, Ellensburg 18, Burien 47, Kenmore 2, Des Moines 29, Maple Valley 22, Edmonds 39, Mercer Island 22, Issaquah 3, Mill Creek 18, Kirkland 49, , Monroe 17, Lacey 42, Moses Lake 2, Lake Stevens 28, Mountlake Terrace 19, Lakewood 58, , Mukilteo 2, Longview 36, Oak Harbor 22, Lynnwood 35, , Port Angeles 19, Mount Vernon 31, Sunnyside 16, Olympia 46, , Tukwila 19, Pullman 29, Tumwater 17, , Washington State Collision Data Summary 15

16 continued Collisions by City Population Number of Fatalities Total Number of Serious & Minor Injuries Fatality and Injury Rate per 1, Population Total Collisions Collision Rate per 1, Population Number of Fatalities Total Number of Serious & Minor Injuries Fatality and Injury Rate per 1, Population Total Collisions Collision Rate per 1, Population Population Population 5, to 15, continued 5, to 15, Airway Heights 6, West Richland 12, Brier 6, Woodinville 1, Burlington 8, Woodland 5, Chehalis 7, Yelm 7, Cheney 1, , and under Clarkston 7, Albion College Place 8, Algona 3, Connell 5, Asotin 1, DuPont 8, Benton City 3, Duvall 6, Bingen East Wenatchee 13, Black Diamond 4, Edgewood 9, Blaine 4, Enumclaw 1, Brewster 2, Ephrata 7, Bridgeport 2, Ferndale 11, Buckley 4, Fife 9, Bucoda Fircrest 6, Carbonado Gig Harbor 7, Carnation 1, Grandview 1, Cashmere 3, Hoquiam 8, Castle Rock 1, Kelso 11, Cathlamet Lake Forest Park 12, Chelan 3, Liberty Lake 7, Chewelah 2, Lynden 12, Cle Elum 1, Milton 6, Clyde Hill 2, Newcastle 1, Colfax 2, Normandy Park 6, Colville 4, North Bend 5, Concrete Ocean Shores 5, Cosmopolis 1, Orting 6, Coulee Dam 1, Othello 7, Coupeville 1, Pacific 6, Cusick Port Orchard 11, Darrington 1, Port Townsend 9, Davenport 1, Poulsbo 9, Dayton 2, Prosser 5, Deer Park 3, Quincy 6, Eatonville 2, Sedro-Woolley 1, Electric City 1, Selah 7, Elma 3, Sequim 6, Elmer City Shelton 9, Entiat 1, Snohomish 9, Everson 2, Snoqualmie 1, Forks 3, Stanwood 6, Friday Harbor 2, Steilacoom 6, Garfield Sumner 9, George Toppenish 8, Gold Bar 2, Union Gap 6, Goldendale 3, Wapato 5, Grand Coulee 1, Washougal 14, Granger 3, Washington State Collision Data Summary 16

17 continued Collisions by City Population Population Number of Fatalities Total Number of Serious & Minor Injuries Fatality and Injury Rate per 1, Population Total Collisions Collision Rate per 1, Population Population Number of Fatalities Total Number of Serious & Minor Injuries Fatality and Injury Rate per 1, Population Total Collisions Collision Rate per 1, Population continued 5, and under Granite Falls 3, Rainier 1, Hunts Point Raymond 2, Ilwaco Reardan Ione Republic 1, Kalama 2, Ridgefield 4, Kettle Falls 1, Ritzville 1, Kittitas 1, Riverside La Center 2, Rockford La Conner Rosalia Langley 1, Roslyn Latah Roy Leavenworth 1, Royal City 2, Lind Ruston Long Beach 1, Skykomish Lyman Soap Lake 1, Mabton 2, South Bend 1, Marcus South Cle Elum Mattawa 4, South Prairie McCleary 1, St. John Medical Lake 4, Starbuck Medina 2, Stevenson 1, Mesa Sultan 4, Metaline Falls Sumas 1, Millwood 1, Tekoa Montesano 4, Tenino 1, Morton 1, Tieton 1, Mossyrock Toledo Moxee 3, Tonasket 1, Naches Twisp Napavine 1, Uniontown Nespelem Vader Newport 2, Waitsburg 1, Nooksack 1, Warden 2, North Bonneville Waterville 1, Oakesdale Waverly Oakville Westport 2, Odessa White Salmon 2, Okanogan 2, Wilbur Omak 4, Wilkeson Oroville 1, Winlock 1, Palouse 1, Winthrop Pateros Woodway 1, Pe Ell Yarrow Point 1, Pomeroy 1, Zillah 3, Prescott Washington State Collision Data Summary 17

18 WSDOT Regions WSDOT Regional Boundary Map 211 Washington State Collision Data Summary 18 State Route (SR) Miles per Region Eastern ,57 SR miles North Central ,141 SR miles Northwest ,172 SR miles Olympic ,15 SR miles South Central ,84 SR miles Southwest SR miles Statewide Total ,56 SR miles

19 211 AVERAGE COLLISION RATES BY FUNCTIONAL CLASS ALL WASHINGTON STATE ROUTES VEHICLE MILES OF TRAVEL BASED ON UNITS PRINCIPAL ALL RURAL AREAS ARTERIAL ARTERIAL COLLECTOR INTERSTATE HIGHWAYS Vehicle Miles of Travel (Millions) 4, , , ,352.6 Miles of Highway 1, , , , Total Collisions 3,776 2,128 1,291 2,367 9,562 Collision Rate (1) Property Damage Only Collisions 2,482 1, ,646 6,151 Property Damage Only Collision Rate (1) Injury Collisions 1, ,293 Injury Collision Rate (1) Fatal Collisions Fatal Collision Rate (2) PRINCIPAL ALL URBAN AREAS ARTERIAL ARTERIAL COLLECTOR INTERSTATE HIGHWAYS Vehicle Miles of Travel (Millions) 8, , ,12.7 Miles of Highway , Total Collisions 17,174 2, ,484 33,41 Collision Rate (1) Property Damage Only Collisions 11,259 1, ,199 22,7 Property Damage Only Collision Rate (1) Injury Collisions 5, ,25 1,944 Injury Collision Rate (1) Fatal Collisions Fatal Collision Rate (2) PRINCIPAL ALL ALL AREAS ARTERIAL ARTERIAL COLLECTOR INTERSTATE HIGHWAYS Vehicle Miles of Travel (Millions) 12, , , ,455.3 Miles of Highway 2, , , ,56.18 Total Collisions 2,95 4,496 1,36 15,851 42,63 Collision Rate (1) Property Damage Only Collisions 13,741 2, ,845 28,158 Property Damage Only Collision Rate (1) Injury Collisions 7,122 1, ,946 14,237 Injury Collision Rate (1) Fatal Collisions Fatal Collision Rate (2) (1) Per Million Vehicle Miles of Travel (2) Per 1 Million Vehicle Miles of Travel 211 Washington State Collision Data Summary 19

20 Average Collision Rates by Functional Class Statewide 211 Average Collision Rates for Washington State Routes Statewide Average *COLLISION RATE RURAL.52 RURAL.94 RURAL 1.19 RURAL.84 RURAL 1.35 URBAN 1.7 URBAN 1.24 URBAN 1.64 URBAN 2.7 ALL AREAS 1.7 ALL AREAS 1.66 ALL AREAS 1.34 ALL AREAS 1.3 ALL AREAS 1.35 URBAN PRINCIPAL ARTERIAL ARTERIAL COLLECTOR INTERSTATE ALL HIGHWAYS *per Million Vehicle Miles of Travel RURAL 1.12 URBAN.51 ALL AREAS.71 RURAL.55 URBAN.32 RURAL 1.9 URBAN 1.3 RURAL 1.46 ALL AREAS.39 RURAL 1.4 URBAN.45 ALL AREAS 1.7 ALL AREAS 1.54 ALL AREAS.66 URBAN **FATAL COLLISION RATE PRINCIPAL ARTERIAL ARTERIAL COLLECTOR INTERSTATE ALL HIGHWAYS **per 1 Million Vehicle Miles of Travel 211 Washington State Collision Data Summary 2

21 Average Collision Rates by Functional Class by Region Northwest Region 211 Washington State Collision Data Summary 21

22 211 AVERAGE COLLISION RATES BY FUNCTIONAL CLASS Northwest Region (State Routes only) PRINCIPAL ALL RURAL AREAS ARTERIAL ARTERIAL COLLECTOR INTERSTATE HIGHWAYS Vehicle Miles of Travel (Millions) , Miles of Highway Total Collisions ,957 Collision Rate (1) Property Damage Only Collisions ,264 Property Damage Only Collision Rate (1) Injury Collisions Injury Collision Rate (1) Fatal Collisions Fatal Collision Rate (2) PRINCIPAL ALL URBAN AREAS ARTERIAL ARTERIAL COLLECTOR INTERSTATE HIGHWAYS Vehicle Miles of Travel (Millions) 4, , ,44.17 Miles of Highway Total Collisions 9,169 1,483 8,881 19,533 Collision Rate (1) Property Damage Only Collisions 5, ,42 13,14 Property Damage Only Collision Rate (1) Injury Collisions 3, ,82 6,471 Injury Collision Rate (1) Fatal Collisions Fatal Collision Rate (2) PRINCIPAL ALL ALL AREAS ARTERIAL ARTERIAL COLLECTOR INTERSTATE HIGHWAYS Vehicle Miles of Travel (Millions) 4, , ,627.9 Miles of Highway , Total Collisions 9,733 2, ,391 21,49 Collision Rate (1) Property Damage Only Collisions 6,381 1, ,42 14,278 Property Damage Only Collision Rate (1) Injury Collisions 3, ,969 7,15 Injury Collision Rate (1) Fatal Collisions Fatal Collision Rate (2) (1) Per Million Vehicle Miles of Travel (2) Per 1 Million Vehicle Miles of Travel 211 Washington State Collision Data Summary 22

23 211 Average Collision Rates for Washington State Routes Northwest Region URBAN. RURAL.53 RURAL 1.2 RURAL 1.16 RURAL.89 RURAL 1.69 URBAN 1.29 URBAN 2.27 ALL AREAS 2.12 ALL AREAS 2.1 ALL AREAS 1.69 ALL AREAS 1.19 URBAN 1.71 ALL AREAS 1.58 URBAN *COLLISION RATE PRINCIPAL ARTERIAL ARTERIAL COLLECTOR INTERSTATE ALL HIGHWAYS *per Million Vehicle Miles of Travel URBAN. RURAL.1 URBAN.47 RURAL.47 URBAN.28 ALL AREAS.54 ALL AREAS.47 ALL AREAS.25 RURAL.64 URBAN.42 ALL AREAS.45 RURAL 1.8 RURAL 1.34 URBAN 1.97 ALL AREAS **FATAL COLLISION RATE PRINCIPAL ARTERIAL ARTERIAL COLLECTOR INTERSTATE ALL HIGHWAYS **per 1 Million Vehicle Miles of Travel 211 Washington State Collision Data Summary 23

24 211 Washington State Collision Data Summary 24 North Central Region

25 211 AVERAGE COLLISION RATES BY FUNCTIONAL CLASS North Central Region (State Routes only) PRINCIPAL ALL RURAL AREAS ARTERIAL ARTERIAL COLLECTOR INTERSTATE HIGHWAYS Vehicle Miles of Travel (Millions) , Miles of Highway ,84.57 Total Collisions ,186 Collision Rate (1) Property Damage Only Collisions Property Damage Only Collision Rate (1) Injury Collisions Injury Collision Rate (1) Fatal Collisions Fatal Collision Rate (2) PRINCIPAL ALL URBAN AREAS ARTERIAL ARTERIAL COLLECTOR INTERSTATE HIGHWAYS Vehicle Miles of Travel (Millions) Miles of Highway Total Collisions Collision Rate (1) Property Damage Only Collisions Property Damage Only Collision Rate (1) Injury Collisions Injury Collision Rate (1) Fatal Collisions 1 1 Fatal Collision Rate (2) PRINCIPAL ALL ALL AREAS ARTERIAL ARTERIAL COLLECTOR INTERSTATE HIGHWAYS Vehicle Miles of Travel (Millions) , Miles of Highway ,14.93 Total Collisions 1, ,738 Collision Rate (1) Property Damage Only Collisions ,94 Property Damage Only Collision Rate (1) Injury Collisions Injury Collision Rate (1) Fatal Collisions Fatal Collision Rate (2) (1) Per Million Vehicle Miles of Travel (2) Per 1 Million Vehicle Miles of Travel 211 Washington State Collision Data Summary 25

26 211 Average Collision Rates for Washington State Routes North Central Region URBAN. RURAL.38 RURAL.95 RURAL.91 RURAL 1.4 URBAN.76 RURAL.85 ALL AREAS 1.26 URBAN 1.49 ALL AREAS.92 ALL AREAS.42 ALL AREAS 1.4 ALL AREAS 1.4 URBAN 2.16 URBAN *COLLISION RATE PRINCIPAL ARTERIAL ARTERIAL COLLECTOR INTERSTATE ALL HIGHWAYS *per Million Vehicle Miles of Travel URBAN.42 URBAN. RURAL. URBAN. ALL AREAS. RURAL. URBAN. ALL AREAS. URBAN.36 RURAL 1.44 ALL AREAS 1.18 RURAL 1.44 ALL AREAS 1.26 RURAL 2.52 ALL AREAS **FATAL COLLISION RATE PRINCIPAL ARTERIAL ARTERIAL COLLECTOR INTERSTATE ALL HIGHWAYS **per 1 Million Vehicle Miles of Travel 211 Washington State Collision Data Summary 26

27 211 Washington State Collision Data Summary 27 Olympic Region

28 211 AVERAGE COLLISION RATES BY FUNCTIONAL CLASS Olympic Region (State Routes only) PRINCIPAL ALL RURAL AREAS ARTERIAL ARTERIAL COLLECTOR INTERSTATE HIGHWAYS Vehicle Miles of Travel (Millions) 1, ,39.2 Miles of Highway Total Collisions 1, ,6 Collision Rate (1) Property Damage Only Collisions ,262 Property Damage Only Collision Rate (1) Injury Collisions Injury Collision Rate (1) Fatal Collisions Fatal Collision Rate (2) PRINCIPAL ALL URBAN AREAS ARTERIAL ARTERIAL COLLECTOR INTERSTATE HIGHWAYS Vehicle Miles of Travel (Millions) 2, , ,52.39 Miles of Highway Total Collisions 4, ,597 7,655 Collision Rate (1) Property Damage Only Collisions 3, ,794 5,146 Property Damage Only Collision Rate (1) Injury Collisions 1, ,49 Injury Collision Rate (1) Fatal Collisions Fatal Collision Rate (2) PRINCIPAL ALL ALL AREAS ARTERIAL ARTERIAL COLLECTOR INTERSTATE HIGHWAYS Vehicle Miles of Travel (Millions) 3, , , Miles of Highway ,15.52 Total Collisions 5,587 1, ,774 9,661 Collision Rate (1) Property Damage Only Collisions 3, ,924 6,48 Property Damage Only Collision Rate (1) Injury Collisions 1, ,213 Injury Collision Rate (1) Fatal Collisions Fatal Collision Rate (2) (1) Per Million Vehicle Miles of Travel (2) Per 1 Million Vehicle Miles of Travel 211 Washington State Collision Data Summary 28

29 211 Average Collision Rates for Washington State Routes Olympic Region URBAN. RURAL.44 RURAL.92 RURAL.98 RURAL 1.57 RURAL 1.52 URBAN 1.82 ALL AREAS 1.54 URBAN 1.47 URBAN 1.7 URBAN 2.1 ALL AREAS 1.78 ALL AREAS 1.52 ALL AREAS 1.28 ALL AREAS *COLLISION RATE PRINCIPAL ARTERIAL ARTERIAL COLLECTOR INTERSTATE ALL HIGHWAYS *per Million Vehicle Miles of Travel RURAL.61 URBAN.44 ALL AREAS.5 URBAN.4 URBAN. RURAL.25 URBAN.4 ALL AREAS.37 URBAN.42 RURAL 1.3 ALL AREAS.61 RURAL 2.42 ALL AREAS 1.61 RURAL 3.14 ALL AREAS **FATAL COLLISION RATE PRINCIPAL ARTERIAL ARTERIAL COLLECTOR INTERSTATE ALL HIGHWAYS **per 1 Million Vehicle Miles of Travel 211 Washington State Collision Data Summary 29

30 211 Washington State Collision Data Summary 3 Southwest Region

31 211 AVERAGE COLLISION RATES BY FUNCTIONAL CLASS Southwest Region (State Routes only) PRINCIPAL ALL RURAL AREAS ARTERIAL ARTERIAL COLLECTOR INTERSTATE HIGHWAYS Vehicle Miles of Travel (Millions) ,77.38 Miles of Highway Total Collisions ,42 Collision Rate (1) Property Damage Only Collisions Property Damage Only Collision Rate (1) Injury Collisions Injury Collision Rate (1) Fatal Collisions Fatal Collision Rate (2) PRINCIPAL ALL URBAN AREAS ARTERIAL ARTERIAL COLLECTOR INTERSTATE HIGHWAYS Vehicle Miles of Travel (Millions) , , Miles of Highway Total Collisions ,947 Collision Rate (1) Property Damage Only Collisions ,323 Property Damage Only Collision Rate (1) Injury Collisions Injury Collision Rate (1) Fatal Collisions Fatal Collision Rate (2) PRINCIPAL ALL ALL AREAS ARTERIAL ARTERIAL COLLECTOR INTERSTATE HIGHWAYS Vehicle Miles of Travel (Millions) , ,59.61 Miles of Highway Total Collisions 1, ,236 3,367 Collision Rate (1) Property Damage Only Collisions ,276 Property Damage Only Collision Rate (1) Injury Collisions ,7 Injury Collision Rate (1) Fatal Collisions Fatal Collision Rate (2) (1) Per Million Vehicle Miles of Travel (2) Per 1 Million Vehicle Miles of Travel 211 Washington State Collision Data Summary 31

32 211 Average Collision Rates for Washington State Routes Southwest Region URBAN. RURAL.42 RURAL 1.6 URBAN.75 ALL AREAS.59 RURAL.8 URBAN 1.64 ALL AREAS 1.39 RURAL 1.47 URBAN 1.12 ALL AREAS 1.83 RURAL 1.6 ALL AREAS.96 ALL AREAS 1.6 URBAN *COLLISION RATE PRINCIPAL ARTERIAL ARTERIAL COLLECTOR INTERSTATE ALL HIGHWAYS *per Million Vehicle Miles of Travel URBAN. URBAN. RURAL.31 URBAN.36 RURAL 1.19 URBAN.87 RURAL.96 RURAL.68 URBAN.52 ALL AREAS 1. ALL AREAS.76 RURAL 1.22 ALL AREAS.34 ALL AREAS 1.22 ALL AREAS **FATAL COLLISION RATE PRINCIPAL ARTERIAL ARTERIAL COLLECTOR INTERSTATE ALL HIGHWAYS **per 1 Million Vehicle Miles of Travel 211 Washington State Collision Data Summary 32

33 211 Washington State Collision Data Summary 33 South Central Region

34 211 AVERAGE COLLISION RATES BY FUNCTIONAL CLASS South Central Region (State Routes only) PRINCIPAL ALL RURAL AREAS ARTERIAL ARTERIAL COLLECTOR INTERSTATE HIGHWAYS Vehicle Miles of Travel (Millions) , , Miles of Highway Total Collisions ,24 1,699 Collision Rate (1) Property Damage Only Collisions ,87 Property Damage Only Collision Rate (1) Injury Collisions Injury Collision Rate (1) Fatal Collisions Fatal Collision Rate (2) PRINCIPAL ALL URBAN AREAS ARTERIAL ARTERIAL COLLECTOR INTERSTATE HIGHWAYS Vehicle Miles of Travel (Millions) Miles of Highway Total Collisions ,438 Collision Rate (1) Property Damage Only Collisions Property Damage Only Collision Rate (1) Injury Collisions Injury Collision Rate (1) Fatal Collisions Fatal Collision Rate (2) PRINCIPAL ALL ALL AREAS ARTERIAL ARTERIAL COLLECTOR INTERSTATE HIGHWAYS Vehicle Miles of Travel (Millions) ,9. 3, Miles of Highway ,83.51 Total Collisions 1, ,455 3,137 Collision Rate (1) Property Damage Only Collisions ,65 Property Damage Only Collision Rate (1) Injury Collisions ,36 Injury Collision Rate (1) Fatal Collisions Fatal Collision Rate (2) (1) Per Million Vehicle Miles of Travel (2) Per 1 Million Vehicle Miles of Travel 211 Washington State Collision Data Summary 34

35 211 Average Collision Rates for Washington State Routes South Central Region RURAL.72 RURAL.79 RURAL.64 RURAL.7 RURAL 1.11 URBAN 1.72 ALL AREAS 1.25 ALL AREAS 1.6 URBAN 1.7 ALL AREAS 1.11 URBAN 1.4 ALL AREAS.72 URBAN 1.45 ALL AREAS.92 URBAN *COLLISION RATE PRINCIPAL ARTERIAL ARTERIAL COLLECTOR INTERSTATE ALL HIGHWAYS *per Million Vehicle Miles of Travel RURAL 1.8 URBAN.39 ALL AREAS.72 RURAL.94 URBAN.24 RURAL 1.96 URBAN 1.93 RURAL 1.28 URBAN.5 ALL AREAS 1.95 ALL AREAS.8 ALL AREAS 1.5 RURAL 4.38 ALL AREAS 4.6 URBAN **FATAL COLLISION RATE PRINCIPAL ARTERIAL ARTERIAL COLLECTOR INTERSTATE ALL HIGHWAYS **per 1 Million Vehicle Miles of Travel 211 Washington State Collision Data Summary 35

36 211 Washington State Collision Data Summary 36 Eastern Region

37 211 AVERAGE COLLISION RATES BY FUNCTIONAL CLASS Eastern Region (State Routes only) PRINCIPAL ALL RURAL AREAS ARTERIAL ARTERIAL COLLECTOR INTERSTATE HIGHWAYS Vehicle Miles of Travel (Millions) , Miles of Highway , Total Collisions ,294 Collision Rate (1) Property Damage Only Collisions Property Damage Only Collision Rate (1) Injury Collisions Injury Collision Rate (1) Fatal Collisions Fatal Collision Rate (2) PRINCIPAL ALL URBAN AREAS ARTERIAL ARTERIAL COLLECTOR INTERSTATE HIGHWAYS Vehicle Miles of Travel (Millions) ,153.4 Miles of Highway Total Collisions 1, ,916 Collision Rate (1) Property Damage Only Collisions ,168 Property Damage Only Collision Rate (1) Injury Collisions Injury Collision Rate (1) Fatal Collisions Fatal Collision Rate (2) PRINCIPAL ALL ALL AREAS ARTERIAL ARTERIAL COLLECTOR INTERSTATE HIGHWAYS Vehicle Miles of Travel (Millions) 1, , , Miles of Highway ,57.5 Total Collisions 1, ,21 Collision Rate (1) Property Damage Only Collisions 1, ,37 Property Damage Only Collision Rate (1) Injury Collisions ,145 Injury Collision Rate (1) Fatal Collisions Fatal Collision Rate (2) (1) Per Million Vehicle Miles of Travel (2) Per 1 Million Vehicle Miles of Travel 211 Washington State Collision Data Summary 37

38 211 Average Collision Rates for Washington State Routes Eastern Region URBAN. RURAL.4 RURAL.95 RURAL 1.23 RURAL 1. RURAL.84 URBAN 1.27 URBAN 1.1 ALL AREAS 1.54 ALL AREAS 1.24 ALL AREAS 1. ALL AREAS.83 URBAN 1.66 ALL AREAS 1.19 URBAN *COLLISION RATE PRINCIPAL ARTERIAL ARTERIAL COLLECTOR INTERSTATE ALL HIGHWAYS *per Million Vehicle Miles of Travel URBAN. RURAL. URBAN. URBAN.9 ALL AREAS. URBAN.61 RURAL 1.58 RURAL 1.2 URBAN.69 ALL AREAS 1.33 RURAL 1.3 RURAL 1.86 ALL AREAS 1.42 ALL AREAS.84 ALL AREAS **FATAL COLLISION RATE PRINCIPAL ARTERIAL ARTERIAL COLLECTOR INTERSTATE ALL HIGHWAYS **per 1 Million Vehicle Miles of Travel 211 Washington State Collision Data Summary 38

39 State Routes Only: Leading Driver *Contributing Circumstances for All Collisions 211 *CONTRIBUTING CIRCUMSTANCE Eastern Region North Central Region Northwest Region Olympic Region South Central Region Southwest Region SPEED RELATED % % 6,931 27% 2,899 26% % % FOLLOWING TOO CLOSE % % 5,95 23% 2,593 23% 54 16% % FAILURE TO YIELD RIGHT OF WAY TO VEHICLE % % 3,811 15% 1,514 14% % 37 1% OTHER 248 7% 111 6% 1,871 7% 75 6% 291 9% 296 8% DRIVER DISTRACTED 19 5% 12 5% 1,51 6% 617 6% 163 5% 264 7% INATTENTION 123 4% 9 5% 1,216 5% 469 4% 169 5% 153 4% DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL 191 5% 16 6% 938 4% 487 4% 216 6% 245 6% DISOBEY SIGNAL 196 6% 56 3% 729 3% 364 3% 13 3% 133 4% OVER CENTERLINE 238 7% % 373 1% 321 3% 16 3% 22 6% DEFECTIVE EQUIPMENT 19 3% 88 5% 62 2% 328 3% 182 5% 162 4% APPARENTLY FATIGUED OR ASLEEP 113 3% 76 4% 33 1% 221 2% 129 4% 119 3% IMPROPER TURN 76 2% 32 2% 529 2% 211 2% 62 2% 66 2% DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF DRUGS 2 1% 1 1% 174 1% 93 1% 29 1% 37 1% IMPROPER PASSING 31 1% 41 2% 121 % 87 1% 28 1% 51 1% FAILURE TO YIELD RIGHT OF WAY TO PEDESTRIAN/PEDALCYCLIST 34 1% 1 1% 183 1% 61 1% 5 % 21 1% APPARENTLY ILL 3 1% 11 1% 124 % 62 1% 2 1% 21 1% IMPROPER BACKING 16 % 1 1% 127 % 51 % 15 % 11 % IMPROPER U-TURN 13 % 9 % 19 % 36 % 17 1% 17 % HAD TAKEN MEDICATION 6 % 2 % 24 % 19 % 3 % 4 % *Up to three officer reported contributing circumstances are possible per driver. Please note that the attached listing does not represent the number of collisions, but rather lists the total number of officer reported contributing circumstances associated with all the drivers. 3% 2% 1% TOP 3 CONTRIBUTING CIRCUMSTANCES in ALL on STATE ROUTES SPEED RELATED FOLLOWING TOO CLOSE FAILURE TO YIELD RIGHT OF WAY TO VEHICLE 27% 22% 22% 19% 15% 12% 12% 26% 26% 25% 23% 23% 16% 17% 15% 14% 11% 1% % Eastern Region North Central Region Northwest Region Olympic Region South Central Region Southwest Region 211 Washington State Collision Data Summary 39

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