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1 Motor Vehicle Related MOTOR VEHICLE-RELATED Georgians aged 15 to 24 years and 74 to 85 years were more likely to die from motor vehicle crashes than Georgians in other age groups. Georgia youth aged 15 to 24 years had the highest hospitalization rate for motor vehicle crash injuries among all age groups. Motor vehicle traffic related injuries are defined as those injuries resulting from a crash involving a motor vehicle traveling on a public roadway. Motor vehicle traffic-related deaths and hospitalizations include injuries involving automobiles, vans, trucks, motorcycles, and other motorized cycles known or assumed to be traveling on public roads or highways. Injuries affect occupants of motorized vehicles, pedestrians, pedal cyclists, or occupants of other non-motorized vehicles. Death from Motor Vehicle-Related Crashes Motor vehicle traffic-related injury is the leading cause of injury death in Georgia, accounting for 29% of all injury deaths and 43% of all unintentional injury deaths. From 1999 to 1, 4,77 Georgians died from injuries sustained in motor vehicle crashes, an average of 1,359 per year. Among these, 24% were between 15 and 24 years of age, 68% were male, and 72% were white (Table 6). Table 6. Number of Deaths by Age, Race and Sex: Motor Vehicle-Related, Georgia, Table 12. Number of Deaths by Age, Race and Sex: MV-Related, Georgia, Age Group White Black Other Male Female Male Female Male Female Total* Average per year Under Total *Total includes all other races/ethnicity. 15
2 Profile of Injuries in Georgia The death rate from motor vehicle crashes in Georgia has been consistently higher than the death rate for the United States since Both rates decreased from 1979 to 1992 and have remained unchanged since then (Figure 9). During the period 1999 through 1, if the death rate for motor vehicle-related crashes in Georgia had been equal to that of the United States, an estimated 124 persons per year would not have died from motor vehicle-related Figure crashes 32. Age-Adjusted (Table 1). Death Rates: 35 Motor Vehicle-Related, Georgia and US, Figure 9. Age-Adjusted Death Rates: Motor Vehicle-Related, Georgia and US Death Rate per 1, population NOTE.The dotted line indicates a change in coding systems used for cause of death. ICD-9 codes were used in and ICD-1 codes were used in GA US Figure 1. Age-Specific Death Rates: Motor Vehicle-Related. Georgia, Figure 3. Age-Specific Death Rates: Motor Vehicle-Related, Georgia, Georgians 15 to 24 years and those 75 years and older were more likely to die from motor vehicle crashes than other age groups (Figure 1). Death Rate Per 1, Population < Age Group 16
3 Motor Vehicle Related Figure 11. Age Adjusted Death Rates by Race and Sex: Figure Motor 31. Age-Adjusted Vehicle-Related, Death Rates Georgia, by Race and Sex: Motor Vehicle-Related, Georgia, Death Rate per 1, population The death rate from motor vehicle crashes was 2.3 times higher for males (24.8 per 1, population) than for females (1.6 per 1, population). Whites were equally likely to die from motor vehicle crashes (18.4 per 1, population) as blacks (16.3 per 1, population). White males and black males had the highest death rates from motor vehicle crashes among all the race/sex groups (Figure 11). White Male White Female Black Male Black Female For persons dying in motor vehicle collisions, 36% of death certificates did not record the position of the victim (driver, occupant of car, pedestrian, etc), while 33% were indicated as occupants, and another 1% were pedestrians (Figure 12). Figure Figure 12. Type 33. Type of Person of Person Killed Killed in Motor in Motor Vehicle-Related Crash, Crash, Georgia, Unspecified 36% Motorcyclist 4% Pedal Cyclist 1% Pedestrian 1% Other 16% Occupant 33% 17
4 Profile of Injuries in Georgia Map 3. Age-adjusted Death Rate by County of Residence: Motor Vehicle, Georgia, Map 8. Age-adjusted Death Rate by County: Motor Vehicle, Georgia, Dade Walker Catoosa Carroll Heard Troup Quitman Clay Whitfield Stewart Coweta Webster Fulton Fayette Spalding Butts Meriwether Pike Lamar Monroe Upson Harris Talbot Muscogee Murray Lumpkin Chattooga Gordon Pickens Floyd Polk Bartow Cherokee Forsyth Paulding Haralson Douglas Chattahoochee Cobb Fannin Union Gilmer Clayton Dawson Dekalb Taylor Henry Randolph Terrell Lee Gwinnett Rockdale Crawford Marion Macon Newton Peach Schley Dooly Towns Rabun White Hall Barrow Jasper Bibb Houston Morgan Jones Habersham Banks Jackson Twiggs Pulaski Sumter Wilcox Crisp Stephens Clarke Oconee Putnam Franklin Hart Madison Elbert Bleckley Oglethorpe Walton Wilkes Greene Dodge Hancock Telfair Taliaferro Wheeler Warren Washington Treutlen Montgomery Ben Hill Appling Turner Jeff Davis McDuffie Glascock Columbia Baldwin Jefferson Wilkinson Laurens Motor Vehicle deaths per 1, population Rate not calculated (less than 1 deaths) <24. >=24. and <31. >=31. Lincoln Toombs Richmond Burke Jenkins Johnson Emanuel Candler Tattnall Evans Bulloch Long Screven Bryan Liberty Effingham Chatham Calhoun Early Baker Miller Dougherty Mitchell Worth Colquitt Irwin Tift Berrien Cook Coffee Atkinson Bacon Ware Pierce Wayne Brantley McIntosh Glynn Seminole Decatur Grady Thomas Brooks Lowndes Lanier Clinch Charlton Camden Echols 18
5 Motor Vehicle Related Hospitalizations from Motor Vehicle-Related Crashes Motor vehicle related injures were the 2 nd leading cause of injury hospitalizations, accounting for % of all injury hospitalizations. From 1999 to 1, there were a total of 22,44 hospitalizations from motor vehicle crash-related injuries, an average of 7,468 per year, resulting in an average of 49,96 hospitalization days and nearly $196 million in hospital charges per year. Of those hospitalized, 25% were 15 to 24 years old, 58% were male, and 64% were white (Table 7). Table Table 7. Number 13. Number of of Hospitalizations Hospitalizations by by Age, Age, Race Race and Sex: and Sex: Motor Motor Vehicle-Related, Georgia, Georgia, Age Group White Black Hispanic Male Female Male Female Male Female Total* Average per Year Under , ,235 1, ,493 1, ,935 1,632 1, ,726 2, ,676 1, ,414 1, , , Total 8,465 5,774 3,78 2, ,44 7,468 *Total includes all other races/ethnicity. Georgians 15 to 24 years had the highest hospitalization rate for motor vehicle crash injuries compared to all other age groups (Figure 13). Figure 34. Age-Specific Hospitalization Rates: Motor Vehicle-Related, Figure 13. Age-Specific Georgia, Hospitalization Rates: Motor Vehicle- Related, Georgia, Hospitalization Rate per 1, Population < Age Group 19
6 Profile of Injuries in Georgia The hospitalization rate from motor vehicle crashes was higher for males (115.3 per 1, population) than females (71.8 per 1, population). Among the race/ethnic groups, Hispanics had a significantly higher hospitalization rate (118.3 per 1, population) than non-hispanic whites (93. per 1, population) and non-hispanic blacks (9.5 per 1, population). Hispanic males had the highest hospitalization rate (142.9 per 1, population) among all race/ethnic/sex groups (Figure 14). Figure 14. Age-Adjusted Hospitalization Rated by Race and Sex: Figure 35. Age-Adjusted Hospitalization Rates by Race and Sex: Motor Vehicle-Related, Georgia, Motor Vehicle-Related, Georgia, Hospitalization Rate per 1, population White Male White Female Black Male Black Female Hispanic Male Hispanic Female Figure 15. Type of Person Hospitalized in Motor Vehicle-Related Crash, Georgia, Figure 36. Type of Person Hospitalized in Motor Vehicle Crash, Georgia, Other 1% Unspecified 8% Occupant 75% Motorcyclist 7% Pedal Cyclist 1% Pedestrian 8% Of persons hospitalized for motor vehicle crash-related injuries, 75% were motor vehicle occupants, 8% were pedestrians and 7% were motorcyclists (Figure 15).
7 Motor Vehicle Related Map 4. Age-adjusted Hospitalization Rate by County of Residence: Map 9. Age-adjusted Motor Vehicle, Hospitalization Georgia, Rate by County: Motor Vehicle, Georgia, Dade Walker Catoosa Carroll Heard Troup Quitman Clay Whitfield Stewart Coweta Webster Fulton Fayette Spalding Butts Meriwether Pike Lamar Monroe Upson Harris Talbot Muscogee Murray Lumpkin Chattooga Gordon Pickens Floyd Polk Bartow Cherokee Forsyth Paulding Haralson Douglas Chattahoochee Cobb Fannin Union Gilmer Clayton Dawson Dekalb Taylor Henry Randolph Terrell Lee Gwinnett Rockdale Crawford Marion Macon Newton Peach Schley Dooly Towns Rabun White Hall Barrow Jasper Bibb Houston Morgan Jones Habersham Banks Jackson Twiggs Pulaski Sumter Wilcox Crisp Stephens Clarke Oconee Putnam Franklin Hart Madison Elbert Bleckley Oglethorpe Walton Wilkes Greene Dodge Hancock Telfair Taliaferro Wheeler Warren Washington Treutlen Montgomery Ben Hill Appling Turner Jeff Davis McDuffie Glascock Columbia Baldwin Jefferson Wilkinson Laurens Motor Vehicle injury hospitalizations per 1, population Rate not calculated (less than 1 hospitalizations) <97. >=97. and <13. >=13. Lincoln Toombs Richmond Burke Jenkins Johnson Emanuel Candler Tattnall Evans Bulloch Long Screven Bryan Liberty Effingham Chatham Calhoun Early Baker Miller Dougherty Mitchell Worth Colquitt Irwin Tift Berrien Cook Coffee Atkinson Bacon Ware Pierce Wayne Brantley McIntosh Glynn Seminole Decatur Grady Thomas Brooks Lowndes Lanier Clinch Charlton Camden Echols 21
8 Profile of Injuries in Georgia 22 Motor Vehicle Related Prevention Strategies Georgians 15 to 24 years had the highest motor vehicle-related hospitalization rate and the second highest motor vehicle-related death rate. Interventions targeting this group for seat belt use, prohibitions on driving under the influence of alcohol or other drugs (DUI), and adherence to speed limits would help reduce injuries and deaths from motor vehicle crashes. Proper and consistent use of child safety seats and booster seats for infants and young children and placing all children under 12 years of age in the back seat would reduce the number of children and youth killed or hospitalized due to motor vehicle crashes. Visible and consistent enforcement of child safety laws is a critical component for increasing child safety seat usage among parents and caregivers. Enforcing helmet laws for children riding their bicycles can reduce the severity of head injury. Creating safety zones for pedestrians by putting up physical barriers, using pedestrian bridges, overpasses, underpasses, traffic islands, and other measures would reduce the incidence of pedestrian injuries. Additionally, improving and maintaining adult supervision of young children crossing streets, and incorporating pedestrian skills training into school health education curriculum would reduce pedestrian injuries to children. Injury Prevention Programs for Motor Vehicle Related Injuries The Injury Prevention Section of the Division of Public Health, Department of Human Resources, supports local communities to promote the correct and consistent use of child restraint devices through the distribution of child restraint devices (infant, convertible, booster, and special needs seats) and the provision of appropriate training on correct installation of child restraint devices. The statewide Child Occupant Safety Project is supported by a grant from the Governor s Office of Highway Safety and on average distributes 5, child restraint devices per year to parents and caregivers. The Injury Prevention Section also supports programs to increase the use of bicycle helmets. Children under age 16 are required by Georgia law to wear a helmet when riding a bicycle. The Injury Prevention Section can provide technical assistance to groups interested in implementing (and evaluating) bicycle helmet promotion programs among at-risk children and their families. Motor Vehicle Related Prevention Resources National Highway Transportation Safety Administration CDC Community Guide National SAFE KIDS Campaign SAFE KIDS of GA safekids.shtml American Academy of Pediatrics carseatguide.htm Governor s Office of Highway Safety
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