BTS | Table 2-2: Passenger Car and Light Truck Occupants Killed and Restraint Use: 2005

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Table 2-2: Passenger Car and Light Truck Occupants Killed and Restraint Use: 2005

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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	359	37.7	552	58.0	40	4.2	951	100.0
Alaska	27	50.0	22	40.7	5	9.3	54	100.0
Arizona	228	35.0	351	53.8	73	11.2	652	100.0
Arkansas	147	28.8	309	60.6	54	10.6	510	100.0
California	1,604	55.4	970	33.5	319	11.0	2,893	100.0
Colorado	188	42.3	250	56.3	6	1.4	444	100.0
Connecticut	72	39.1	87	47.3	25	13.6	184	100.0
Delaware	41	42.7	52	54.2	3	3.1	96	100.0
District of Columbia	8	36.4	13	59.1	1	4.5	22	100.0
Florida	863	38.8	1,262	56.7	102	4.6	2,227	100.0
Georgia	516	38.5	669	49.9	156	11.6	1,341	100.0
Hawaii	29	42.0	30	43.5	10	14.5	69	100.0
Idaho	94	41.8	126	56.0	5	2.2	225	100.0
Illinois	427	44.1	449	46.4	92	9.5	968	100.0
Indiana	295	41.5	333	46.8	83	11.7	711	100.0
Iowa	164	46.3	139	39.3	51	14.4	354	100.0
Kansas	103	30.1	211	61.7	28	8.2	342	100.0
Kentucky	273	34.9	508	64.9	2	0.3	783	100.0
Louisiana	245	34.6	372	52.5	92	13.0	709	100.0
Maine	48	35.6	64	47.4	23	17.0	135	100.0
Maryland	205	51.6	178	44.8	14	3.5	397	100.0
Massachusetts	84	28.2	171	57.4	43	14.4	298	100.0
Michigan	452	55.5	270	33.1	93	11.4	815	100.0
Minnesota	184	43.0	211	49.3	33	7.7	428	100.0
Mississippi	207	26.5	574	73.4	1	0.1	782	100.0
Missouri	313	30.7	614	60.3	92	9.0	1,019	100.0
Montana	52	26.1	143	71.9	4	2.0	199	100.0
Nebraska	68	28.2	145	60.2	28	11.6	241	100.0
Nevada	122	43.1	139	49.1	22	7.8	283	100.0
New Hampshire	31	29.2	72	67.9	3	2.8	106	100.0
New Jersey	250	51.3	222	45.6	15	3.1	487	100.0
New Mexico	175	47.9	183	50.1	7	1.9	365	100.0
New York	408	48.6	329	39.2	102	12.2	839	100.0
North Carolina	519	45.7	522	46.0	95	8.4	1,136	100.0
North Dakota	22	23.4	66	70.2	6	6.4	94	100.0
Ohio	421	41.8	585	58.0	2	0.2	1,008	100.0
Oklahoma	249	39.5	377	59.7	5	0.8	631	100.0
Oregon	228	63.2	109	30.2	24	6.6	361	100.0
Pennsylvania	372	31.8	641	54.7	158	13.5	1,171	100.0
Rhode Island	20	34.5	37	63.8	1	1.7	58	100.0
South Carolina	251	29.8	547	65.0	44	5.2	842	100.0
South Dakota	33	23.7	93	66.9	13	9.4	139	100.0
Tennessee	362	35.8	567	56.1	81	8.0	1,010	100.0
Texas	1,285	50.9	1,190	47.1	51	2.0	2,526	100.0
Utah	99	44.4	123	55.2	1	0.4	223	100.0
Vermont	24	45.3	26	49.1	3	5.7	53	100.0
Virginia	241	33.2	449	61.9	35	4.8	725	100.0
Washington	238	51.3	206	44.4	20	4.3	464	100.0
West Virginia	104	36.2	171	59.6	12	4.2	287	100.0
Wisconsin	220	35.0	358	57.0	50	8.0	628	100.0
Wyoming	44	33.8	85	65.4	1	0.8	130	100.0
United States, total	13,014	41.4	16,172	51.5	2,229	7.1	31,415	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 2005 Early Edition, Washington, DC: 2006, available at http://www-nrd.nhtsa.dot.gov/Pubs/TSF2005EE.PDF as of Nov. 30, 2006.