BTS | Table 2-2: Passenger Car and Light Truck Occupants Killed and Restraint Use: 2003

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Table 2-2: Passenger Car and Light Truck Occupants Killed and Restraint Use: 2003

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State	Restraint used		No restraint used		Restraint use unknown		Total occupants killed
State	Number	Percent	Number	Percent	Number	Percent	Number	Percent
Alabama	334	40.0	459	55.0	41	4.9	834	100.0
Alaska	24	37.5	28	43.8	12	18.8	64	100.0
Arizona	285	35.5	414	51.6	103	12.8	802	100.0
Arkansas	136	27.1	312	62.3	53	10.6	501	100.0
California	1,446	49.3	1,032	35.2	454	15.5	2,932	100.0
Colorado	199	40.8	287	58.8	2	0.4	488	100.0
Connecticut	83	37.7	100	45.5	37	16.8	220	100.0
Delaware	51	46.4	57	51.8	2	1.8	110	100.0
District of Columbia	13	31.7	17	41.5	11	26.8	41	100.0
Florida	840	39.9	1,245	59.1	20	1.0	2,105	100.0
Georgia	493	39.5	592	47.5	162	13.0	1,247	100.0
Hawaii	41	48.2	39	45.9	5	5.9	85	100.0
Idaho	94	38.5	142	58.2	8	3.3	244	100.0
Illinois	373	35.1	509	47.9	180	16.9	1,062	100.0
Indiana	286	44.4	296	46.0	62	9.6	644	100.0
Iowa	138	39.8	147	42.4	62	17.9	347	100.0
Kansas	118	30.0	251	63.9	24	6.1	393	100.0
Kentucky	240	31.6	515	67.8	5	0.7	760	100.0
Louisiana	205	30.0	410	60.0	68	10.0	683	100.0
Maine	62	36.9	87	51.8	19	11.3	168	100.0
Maryland	227	49.9	212	46.6	16	3.5	455	100.0
Massachusetts	92	28.5	176	54.5	55	17.0	323	100.0
Michigan	479	49.9	348	36.3	133	13.9	960	100.0
Minnesota	215	41.2	285	54.6	22	4.2	522	100.0
Mississippi	243	32.2	507	67.2	5	0.7	755	100.0
Missouri	282	28.4	621	62.5	91	9.2	994	100.0
Montana	69	30.3	152	66.7	7	3.1	228	100.0
Nebraska	71	28.4	151	60.4	28	11.2	250	100.0
Nevada	99	38.8	145	56.9	11	4.3	255	100.0
New Hampshire	26	28.6	63	69.2	2	2.2	91	100.0
New Jersey	160	46.6	161	46.9	22	6.4	343	100.0
New Mexico	98	30.2	218	67.1	9	2.8	325	100.0
New York	453	49.2	362	39.3	106	11.5	921	100.0
North Carolina	601	49.5	526	43.3	87	7.2	1,214	100.0
North Dakota	16	19.5	61	74.4	5	6.1	82	100.0
Ohio	372	37.6	588	59.5	29	2.9	989	100.0
Oklahoma	193	35.3	350	64.0	4	0.7	547	100.0
Oregon	233	58.4	132	33.1	34	8.5	399	100.0
Pennsylvania	385	32.9	614	52.5	170	14.5	1,169	100.0
Rhode Island	23	31.1	47	63.5	4	5.4	74	100.0
South Carolina	238	31.2	496	65.1	28	3.7	762	100.0
South Dakota	34	20.1	120	71.0	15	8.9	169	100.0
Tennessee	316	32.7	597	61.8	53	5.5	966	100.0
Texas	1,368	49.0	1,348	48.3	74	2.7	2,790	100.0
Utah	102	42.3	137	56.8	2	0.8	241	100.0
Vermont	28	50.9	21	38.2	6	10.9	55	100.0
Virginia	256	33.9	429	56.8	70	9.3	755	100.0
Washington	245	55.1	177	39.8	23	5.2	445	100.0
West Virginia	116	37.1	178	56.9	19	6.1	313	100.0
Wisconsin	237	36.3	355	54.4	61	9.3	653	100.0
Wyoming	49	38.0	78	60.5	2	1.6	129	100.0
United States, total	12,787	40.1	16,594	52.0	2,523	7.9	31,904	100.0

NOTES: Fatalities in this table include passenger car and light truck occupants only. Occupants of other vehicle types - heavy trucks, motorcycles, and buses - are excluded as are other types of highway-related fatalities such as pedestrian fatalities. Hence, the fatalities represented here are lower than those in table 2-1. Percents may not add to totals due to rounding.

SOURCE: U.S. Department of Transportation, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Traffic Safety Facts 2003 Early Edition, Washington, DC: 2004, available at http://www-nrd.nhtsa.dot.gov/pdf/nrd-30/NCSA/TSFAnn/TSF2003EarlyEdition.pdf as of Oct. 27, 2004.