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Table 2-2: Passenger Car and Light Truck Occupants Killed and Restraint Use: 2004

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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	403	42.4	517	54.4	31	3.3	951	100.0
Alaska	27	39.1	33	47.8	9	13.0	69	100.0
Arizona	276	34.6	422	52.9	99	12.4	797	100.0
Arkansas	163	28.8	349	61.8	53	9.4	565	100.0
California	1,469	52.7	1,009	36.2	308	11.1	2,786	100.0
Colorado	209	42.5	275	55.9	8	1.6	492	100.0
Connecticut	79	40.9	94	48.7	20	10.4	193	100.0
Delaware	55	52.9	47	45.2	2	1.9	104	100.0
District of Columbia	7	33.3	6	28.6	8	38.1	21	100.0
Florida	794	38.2	1,248	60.0	38	1.8	2,080	100.0
Georgia	511	40.0	621	48.6	147	11.5	1,279	100.0
Hawaii	32	39.0	39	47.6	11	13.4	82	100.0
Idaho	93	45.4	106	51.7	6	2.9	205	100.0
Illinois	423	42.9	470	47.7	92	9.3	985	100.0
Indiana	290	40.7	324	45.5	98	13.8	712	100.0
Iowa	128	42.0	138	45.2	39	12.8	305	100.0
Kansas	137	35.1	227	58.2	26	6.7	390	100.0
Kentucky	265	33.4	527	66.5	1	0.1	793	100.0
Louisiana	241	34.2	407	57.7	57	8.1	705	100.0
Maine	56	36.8	74	48.7	22	14.5	152	100.0
Maryland	235	52.2	192	42.7	23	5.1	450	100.0
Massachusetts	89	28.8	165	53.4	55	17.8	309	100.0
Michigan	450	51.4	300	34.3	125	14.3	875	100.0
Minnesota	189	41.8	231	51.1	32	7.1	452	100.0
Mississippi	175	22.5	603	77.5	0	0.0	778	100.0
Missouri	270	28.5	603	63.6	75	7.9	948	100.0
Montana	50	26.9	128	68.8	8	4.3	186	100.0
Nebraska	72	33.6	118	55.1	24	11.2	214	100.0
Nevada	126	48.1	123	46.9	13	5.0	262	100.0
New Hampshire	37	30.1	85	69.1	1	0.8	123	100.0
New Jersey	219	48.6	217	48.1	15	3.3	451	100.0
New Mexico	160	40.4	225	56.8	11	2.8	396	100.0
New York	495	52.2	344	36.3	109	11.5	948	100.0
North Carolina	567	47.8	511	43.1	107	9.0	1,185	100.0
North Dakota	23	28.0	55	67.1	4	4.9	82	100.0
Ohio	388	39.6	589	60.0	4	0.4	981	100.0
Oklahoma	243	40.4	357	59.3	2	0.3	602	100.0
Oregon	218	63.6	102	29.7	23	6.7	343	100.0
Pennsylvania	379	34.1	566	51.0	165	14.9	1,110	100.0
Rhode Island	18	27.7	47	72.3	0	0.0	65	100.0
South Carolina	216	26.2	579	70.1	31	3.8	826	100.0
South Dakota	42	27.1	100	64.5	13	8.4	155	100.0
Tennessee	354	33.2	639	59.9	74	6.9	1,067	100.0
Texas	1,443	53.3	1,195	44.1	69	2.5	2,707	100.0
Utah	85	39.0	127	58.3	6	2.8	218	100.0
Vermont	38	50.0	36	47.4	2	2.6	76	100.0
Virginia	285	39.0	415	56.8	30	4.1	730	100.0
Washington	225	54.3	162	39.1	27	6.5	414	100.0
West Virginia	122	37.7	189	58.3	13	4.0	324	100.0
Wisconsin	226	36.5	350	56.5	44	7.1	620	100.0
Wyoming	49	37.7	78	60.0	3	2.3	130	100.0
United States, total	13,146	41.5	16,364	51.6	2,183	6.9	31,693	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 2004 Early Edition, Washington, DC: 2005, available at http://www-nrd.nhtsa.dot.gov/pdf/nrd-30/NCSA/TSFAnn/TSF2004EE.pdf as of Nov. 21, 2005.