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Table 2-3: Large Truck Involvement in Fatal Crashes: 2004

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State	Total occupant fatalities in all motor vehicle crashes	Total vehicles involved in fatal motor vehicle crashes	Large trucks Occupant fatalities		Large trucks Involved in fatal crashes
State	Total occupant fatalities in all motor vehicle crashes	Total vehicles involved in fatal motor vehicle crashes	Number	Percent of state total	Number	Percent of state total
Alabama	1,067	1,547	20	1.9	135	8.7
Alaska	89	141	4	4.5	13	9.2
Arizona	990	1,529	17	1.7	102	6.7
Arkansas	667	926	15	2.2	93	10.0
California	3,300	5,695	50	1.5	381	6.7
Colorado	585	954	10	1.7	64	6.7
Connecticut	259	415	4	1.5	27	6.5
Delaware	115	193	1	0.9	18	9.3
District of Columbia	31	70	0	0.0	5	7.1
Florida	2,617	4,583	54	2.1	359	7.8
Georgia	1,456	2,363	44	3.0	233	9.9
Hawaii	104	187	1	1.0	4	2.1
Idaho	239	339	6	2.5	29	8.6
Illinois	1,175	1,897	21	1.8	151	8.0
Indiana	858	1,355	27	3.1	166	12.3
Iowa	358	548	8	2.2	60	10.9
Kansas	437	625	11	2.5	85	13.6
Kentucky	908	1,316	27	3.0	123	9.3
Louisiana	794	1,267	11	1.4	99	7.8
Maine	183	256	2	1.1	18	7.0
Maryland	532	872	10	1.9	76	8.7
Massachusetts	381	619	8	2.1	39	6.3
Michigan	997	1,682	8	0.8	115	6.8
Minnesota	520	811	7	1.3	66	8.1
Mississippi	852	1,136	27	3.2	84	7.4
Missouri	1,045	1,498	24	2.3	145	9.7
Montana	217	275	5	2.3	15	5.5
Nebraska	244	352	2	0.8	41	11.6
Nevada	319	535	3	0.9	28	5.2
New Hampshire	155	238	3	1.9	13	5.5
New Jersey	560	1,094	10	1.8	87	8.0
New Mexico	461	628	14	3.0	58	9.2
New York	1,131	2,007	9	0.8	128	6.4
North Carolina	1,369	2,161	34	2.5	182	8.4
North Dakota	93	136	0	0.0	13	9.6
Ohio	1,167	1,820	28	2.4	179	9.8
Oklahoma	717	1,009	25	3.5	97	9.6
Oregon	402	585	7	1.7	47	8.0
Pennsylvania	1,321	2,103	26	2.0	209	9.9
Rhode Island	76	115	0	0.0	5	4.3
South Carolina	938	1,357	13	1.4	102	7.5
South Dakota	187	235	3	1.6	17	7.2
Tennessee	1,198	1,727	18	1.5	141	8.2
Texas	3,091	4,887	74	2.4	423	8.7
Utah	265	373	12	4.5	26	7.0
Vermont	90	127	1	1.1	12	9.4
Virginia	824	1,218	18	2.2	95	7.8
Washington	497	752	5	1.0	52	6.9
West Virginia	380	567	11	2.9	61	10.8
Wisconsin	720	1,081	7	1.0	94	8.7
Wyoming	161	208	16	9.9	47	22.6
United States, total	37,142	58,414	761	2.0	4,862	8.3

SOURCES: U.S. Department of Transportation, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Traffic Safety Facts 2004: Overview, Washington, DC: 2005, available at http://www-nrd.nhtsa.dot.gov/pdf/nrd-30/NCSA/TSF2004/809907.pdf as of Nov. 21, 2005; 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.